Events

Yellow Face is a semi-autobiographical comedy that follows an Asian-American playwright who publicly protests the casting of a white actor in an Asian role for the musical Miss Saigon only to...

Join the ODA and the Conservatory for Disability in Culture: Music. Come to find new artists, study in a peaceful environment, and listen to compositions from disabled and neurodivergent musicians.

A gripping tale of power, hypocrisy, and justice unfolds when a corrupt leader forces a young novice nun into a shocking moral dilemma to save her brother's life. Packed with twists and disguised...

Join student Gallery Guides at the Allen for informal Object Talks about their favorite works of art currently on view. These 20-minute discussions explore artists, themes, context, and symbolism in...

This performance bridges over five decades of avant-garde musical innovation and unites legendary Percussive Arts Society Hall of Fame alumni Allen Otte '72 and Garry Kvistad '71 with current...

A gripping tale of power, hypocrisy, and justice unfolds when a corrupt leader forces a young novice nun into a shocking moral dilemma to save her brother's life. Packed with twists and disguised...

A faculty recital presented by Dmitry Kouzov, cello in Fairchild Chapel. This is the first concert in the Complete Johann Sebastian Bach Cello Suites Series. The second recital will be on March 12...

Join student Gallery Guides at the Allen for informal Object Talks about their favorite works of art currently on view. These 20-minute discussions explore artists, themes, context, and symbolism in...

A gripping tale of power, hypocrisy, and justice unfolds when a corrupt leader forces a young novice nun into a shocking moral dilemma to save her brother's life. Packed with twists and disguised...

This event is in-person only. A faculty and guest recital presented by two alumni, Ross Karre '05 and Emily Cornelius '05, at the Allen Memorial Art Museum. Join Cornelius & Karre for an afternoon of...