Tickets for the Dance Program performance, Faculty Dance Concert go on sale today. Also available are tickets for the remainder of the Performing Arts Series season.
Tickets for the Dance Program performance, Dance Company of Middlebury: Border / Zones and the Department of Music performance, City of Angels go on sale today. Also available are tickets for the remainder of the Performing Arts Series season.
Tickets for the Theatre Program performance, American Sunrise/Sunset go on sale today. Also available are tickets for the remainder of the Performing Arts Series season.
In the tradition of public radio’s Selected Shorts, enjoy this second annual evening of original prose and poetry from the New England Review literary magazine, read aloud by Middlebury College students from the Oratory Now. Join the readers and organizers for a reception after the event, including contributions from student literary magazines. Sponsored by the Mahaney Center for the Arts, Oratory Now, and the New England Review. Free
In the tradition of public radio’s Selected Shorts, enjoy this second annual evening of original prose and poetry from the New England Review literary magazine, read aloud by Middlebury College students from the Oratory Now. Join the readers and organizers for a “s’more readings” reception after the event, including contributions from student literary magazines. Sponsored by the Mahaney Center for the Arts, Oratory Now, and the New England Review. Free
Inspired by the popular storytelling phenomenon. The Moth, Cocoon is a special evening of true stories told live without notes. This year’s theme: revelation. This fourth-annual community-wide event is produced by the creators of the Middlebury Moth-Up in partnership with the Mahaney Center for the Arts. A reception with the storytellers follows. Sponsored by the Committee on the Arts and Ross Commons. Tickets: $12/10/6
Kal Kallaugher, international award-winning cartoonist of The Economist, gives a lively and entertaining illustrated presentation about his 38-year career. He discusses his unique, challenging, and now dangerous profession—and his 8,000 barbed commentaries—engaging readers and enraging leaders around the globe. He caps off the presentation with a live drawing of his favorite targets and a surprise for the audience: their own original cartoons to take home. Sponsored by the Director of Arts and the Johnson Visual Arts Residency Program Fund. Free