Actors Theatre of Louisville regular Drew Fracher sets the play to the tunes of the mid-1940s, drawing on popular big band music of WWII. Our star-spangled production of Much Ado will keep your toes tapping and bring tears to your eyes, but “how much better is it to weep at joy, than to joy at weeping?” Featuring Angela Ingersoll as Beatrice and Cameron Knight as Benedick.…
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Actors Theatre of Louisville regular Drew Fracher sets the play to the tunes of the mid-1940s, drawing on popular big band music of WWII. Our star-spangled production of Much Ado will keep your toes tapping and bring tears to your eyes, but “how much better is it to weep at joy, than to joy at weeping?” Featuring Angela Ingersoll as Beatrice and Cameron Knight as Benedick.…
Read More about Theatre: "Much Ado About Nothing" (Shakespeare at ND professional company)
Actors Theatre of Louisville regular Drew Fracher sets the play to the tunes of the mid-1940s, drawing on popular big band music of WWII. Our star-spangled production of Much Ado will keep your toes tapping and bring tears to your eyes, but “how much better is it to weep at joy, than to joy at weeping?” Featuring Angela Ingersoll as Beatrice and Cameron Knight as Benedick.…
Read More about Theatre: "Much Ado About Nothing" (Shakespeare at ND professional company)
Actors Theatre of Louisville regular Drew Fracher sets the play to the tunes of the mid-1940s, drawing on popular big band music of WWII. Our star-spangled production of Much Ado will keep your toes tapping and bring tears to your eyes, but “how much better is it to weep at joy, than to joy at weeping?” Featuring Angela Ingersoll as Beatrice and Cameron Knight as Benedick.…
Read More about Theatre: "Much Ado About Nothing" (Shakespeare at ND professional company)
Actors Theatre of Louisville regular Drew Fracher sets the play to the tunes of the mid-1940s, drawing on popular big band music of WWII. Our star-spangled production of Much Ado will keep your toes tapping and bring tears to your eyes, but “how much better is it to weep at joy, than to joy at weeping?” Featuring Angela Ingersoll as Beatrice and Cameron Knight as Benedick.…
Read More about Theatre: "Much Ado About Nothing" (Shakespeare at ND professional company)
O’Shaughnessy Gallery West
September 3 through November 26, 2017
Organized in conjunction with the 175th anniversary of the University’s founding, this exhibition features over seventy etchings by this master printmaker given to the Museum in 1991 by Jack and Alfrieda Feddersen of Elkhart, Indiana. Their collection focused on Rembrandt’s religious and biblical subjects making it an especially fitting gift to the University. The exhibition coincides with the publication of a comprehensive catalog of the Snite Museum’s holdings of Rembrandt prints co-published with Indiana University Press…
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Larry Silver, Farquhar Professor of Art History at the University of Pennsylvania.
Dutch seventeenth-century painting, primarily known for its naturalism, posed particular problems for a painter of religious stories like Rembrandt. As this lecture will show, angels often participate in religious events, present in the Old Testament, although their presence diminishes across time, as God––and angels as His agents––become less visible and interact less directly with humankind in later biblical history. With the advent of Christ in the New Testament, angels give way to the divine nature of Jesus in the world, though they sometimes accompany significant moments in the Gospels as well.
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Join us for an evening of light refreshments and camaraderie as we celebrate our fall exhibitions with remarks by Professor Emeritus Charles Rosenberg on Rembrandt’s Religious Prints: The Feddersen Collection.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Snite Museum, with catering by Thyme of Grace and a cash bar will be available. Musical performance by Notre Dame students – Kristin Ringhan (harpist) and Aidan Walker (cellist).…
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Widely acknowledged as the pre-eminent dramatic soprano today, Deborah Voigt has made her mark on both the operatic and concert stages as a down-to-earth diva with a remarkably varied repertoire. Critics have lauded Voigt for her “lyricism, beauty of tone and dramatic acuity” as well as her “impressive aura and voice.” Internationally revered for her performances in the operas of Wagner and Strauss, as well as an active performer and recitalist of Broadway standards and popular songs, be here to experience her singular voice coupled with the superb acoustics of the Leighton Concert Hall. Curated in collaboration with Professor of Music Theory Peter H. Smith.
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Prepare for the Fall Equinox—a day when cultures around the world celebrate the harvest and the first day of fall. Learn what happens to the planet during the equinox from Michiana Astronomical Society member Ruth Craft. Savor the flavors of the season with a fall feast prepared by Chef Michele from Thyme of Grace. Share your gratitude for the summer experiences you “harvested” on the Gratitude Wall. Discover works of art with seasonal themes and find your balance doing Tai Chi in the galleries with Brother Raymond Papenfuss.…
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The Grammy Award-winning Chicano band Quetzal, celebrating its 20-year anniversary, is influenced by the East L.A. rock soundscape of Mexican ranchera, cumbia, salsa, rock, R&B, folk, and fusions of international music. Using their artistic platform to sound out against oppression and marginalization, their political vision is grounded in activism, feminism, and a belief in the radical potential of traditional cultural expression. Curated in collaboration with Assistant Professor of Anthropology Alex E. Chávez. …
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This multi-disciplinary performance will provide audiences with a sustained meditation on the Incarnation of the Word of God through a combination of live music, dance, Scripture, and the illuminations of The Saint John’s Bible. Volumes of the St. John’s Bible will be on display for viewing in the concourse. Tickets available through the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center. Sponsored by the McGrath Institute for Church Life.…
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Christina Pugh is the author of four full-length books of poems: Perception (Four Way Books, forthcoming 2017); Grains of the Voice (Northwestern University Press, 2013); Restoration (TriQuarterly Books, 2008); and Rotary (Word Press, 2004); and the chapbook Gardening at Dusk …
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