Friends of Chautauqua Theater to present staged readings of one-act plays
David Zinman has two interests: cinema and writing. For the former, he has been hosting the Classic Film Series at…
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CTC leadership begins planning for 2016
The apocalypse looks to have hit the Chautauqua Theater Company. The Brawdy Theater Studios, usually bustling, are now quiet and subdued. Bratton Theater has been stripped of the season’s posters, banners and stage lights — barring the ghost and emergency lights. Marketing intern Natalie Redmond is absent from her post outside, where she sold CTC T-shirts, mugs and jackets.
One last question for the 2015 CLSC authors: What book changed your life
Last year, I asked every Chautauqua and Literary Scientific Circle author I interviewed what book they would want with them if they were on a desert island. I was fascinated by the responses, and so I decided to ask every CLSC author this year a different question: What book changed their life?
Review: ‘Suffused with atmosphere & poetic intensity’
Guest review by: Donald Rosenberg I hope this doesn’t put us into overtime,” said Marty Merkley, Chautauqua Institution’s vice president and…
‘We’re not doomed’: Ackerman to discuss ‘The Human Age’ and environment with CLSC
People are incredibly familiar with one of the most dominant and invasive species on Earth: Homo sapiens. Humans continually test…
Review: ‘Suffused with atmosphere and poetic intensity’
By Guest Critic Donald Rosenberg I hope this doesn’t put us into overtime,” said Marty Merkley, Chautauqua Institution’s vice president and…
Artistry & Athleticism: LehrerDance brings modern dance to Amp
Chautauqua Institution audiences have become accustomed to seeing the Charlotte Ballet dancers gliding across the Amphitheater stage. Tonight, the pointe shoes are coming off for a performance by LehrerDance.
CLSC Young Readers recognized, awarded medallions
The vast vocabulary and thoughtful sentences spoken from 11-year-old Ella Spremulli’s lips defy her youth. Her favorite activity is to…
CLSC Young Readers play in the dirt to end season
Everyone starts with some sort of family unit — whether it be immediate family, extended family, neighbors, friends — and…
Cooke, Macelaru to close CSO season with program demonstrating music’s ‘fluidity’
The first time Grammy Award-winning mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke sang Poème de l’amour et de la mer, Op. 19, tears ran down her face.
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