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Conservatory of Music

Music is part of Oberlin’s DNA. That may explain why we’re the only major music school in America that focuses on undergraduate education. Whether or not you choose to study music formally, you’ll have opportunities to experience it, compose it, play it, and perform it.

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Jul

Oberlin Summer Theater Festival: The Winter’s Tale

7:00 pm
Hall Auditorium

Oberlin Summer Theater Festival (OSTF) will present The Winter’s Tale , William Shakespeare’s timeless romance of obsession and redemption. The play begins as an intense drama, following...

28
Jul

Oberlin Summer Theater Festival: The Miracle Worker

2:00 pm
Hall Auditorium

Oberlin Summer Theater Festival (OSTF) will present The Miracle Worker based on Helen Keller's autobiography, the Story of My Life , which became a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by William Gibson...

28
Jul
28
Jul

Oberlin Summer Theater Festival: Barefoot in the Park

7:00 pm
Hall Auditorium

Oberlin Summer Theater Festival (OSTF) will present Barefoot in the Park , a romantic comedy by award-winning playwright Neil Simon. Set in a quirky fifth-floor walk-up apartment in Manhattan in the...

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