Amphitheater

Capathia Jenkins returns to Amp stage with showtune favorites “From Brooklyn to Broadway”

by Emma Francois on July 29, 2018

Any time she takes to the stage, Capathia Jenkins hopes to bring her audience on a journey. Capathia Jenkins The musical escapade she has planned for Chautauquans is a personal one,drawing upon her life and

Sarah Jaffe talks money, power, dissent

by Maggie Prosser on July 27, 2018

Sarah Jaffe literally wrote the book on troublemakers — well, she wrote a book, Necessary Trouble: Americans in Revolt. The author and

Gin Blossoms to celebrate 25th anniversary tour at Chautauqua with jangle pop sound and popular favorites

by Julie Ciotola on July 26, 2018

In 1987, the Gin Blossoms first came together in Tempe, Arizona, to produce jangle pop music, a style of rock

Nation Institute fellow and independent journalist Sarah Jaffe to address expansion of American activism and need for revolt

by Julie Ciotola on July 26, 2018

Since America’s 2008 financial crisis, independent journalist Sarah Jaffe argued that social movements have gained a new and powerful influence.

Beethoven Festival to conclude with fourth symphony and CSO soloists performing Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante

by Justin Kelly on July 25, 2018

Stilian Kirov leads the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Symphony No. 5 in C minor, op. 67 in

Shaun King, Tamika Mallory, Edwin Lindo to share importance of solidarity in activism

by Julie Ciotola on July 24, 2018

Shaun King In July 2016, a video of an African-American man pulled over for a traffic stop surfaced on social media. The video depicted the man, Philando Castile, being shot by a police officer while reaching

Astounding Talents: Peking Acrobats to balance spinning plates aplenty in Amp for Family Entertainment Series

by Kevin C. Vestal on July 24, 2018

Lions and dragons and gymnasts will storm the stage when the Peking Acrobats perform at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 25,

Suzanne Nossel addresses current threats to free speech at morning lecture

by Maggie Prosser on July 24, 2018

Chief Executive Officer of PEN America Suzanne Nossel lectures on "The Future of Free Speech" Tuesday, July 24, 2018 in

Morning Worship

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 24, 2018

"Revolution is about what happens in your mind, heart and soul. The first revolution is internal; that is a standard

Free speech should be taken more seriously and Suzanne Nossel will tell you why

by Donovan Conaway on July 23, 2018

The First Amendment protects one’s right to freedom of expression, and Suzanne Nossel will explain why this right needs to

Melodies of Movement: Festival Dancers, MSFO continue decades-long tradition in Amp

by webchq on July 22, 2018

BY: STAFF WRITERS LEXIE ERDOS & FLORA JUNHUA DENG Chautauqua Festival Dancers will perform at 8:15 p.m. Monday, July 23, in the Amphitheater to live music from the Music School Festival Orchestra — for many

Rev. Mathews to preach on theology of resistance

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 21, 2018

What is a Theology of Resistance? According to the Rev. Michael-Ray Mathews, it is “a prophetic, multi-faith discourse and is

New York State Summer School of the Arts students return to perform afternoon of choral music in Amphitheater

by Flora Junhua Deng on July 21, 2018

While Chautauqua Institution is starting its week on “The Ethics of Dissent,” 90 high school students from all over New

With ‘Leningrad,’ CSO, MSFO produce ‘most compelling orchestral moments experienced’ in Amp

by Christopher H. Gibbs on July 20, 2018

The programming for Chautauqua’s week devoted to “Russia and the West” has attracted unusually large and interested audiences just as

Serving it Straight: SNC is BACK, BETTER than ever

by Donovan Conaway on July 19, 2018

Straight No Chaser has crafted an exclusive set of songs for the audience at Chautauqua, also known as the group’s

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Alina Polyakova dissects history of U.S.- Russia interference, the future role of technology

by Maggie Prosser on July 19, 2018

What do John F. Kennedy’s assassination, J. Edgar Hoover and the AIDS epidemic have in common? They were all influenced by Russian “active measures,” Alina Polyakova said at Thursday’s, July 19, 10:45 a.m. morning lecture in

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