Theatre

Marcel Proust’s A la Recherche du Temps Perdu, one of the most profoundly visual works in Western literature, houses a vast repository of paintings. How does the novelist, in his frequent reference to both famous and obscure works of art, manage to evoke emotion, character, history? How do the verbal and the visual interact and illuminate one another?

Spanish language mass, all are welcome.

Join us in celebrating our ancestors and departed loved ones on Día de los Muertos.  Meet outside the Anderson Freeman Center (Carr Hall.)  Along the procession there will be music, performances, dance, and much more. Visit: go/ddlm23 for more information. Bring along a memento of your loved one, a photo, favorite food, an object to honor your dead on the Procession… open to all!

Join Summer Lee Jack(Theatre) in creating beautiful and delicate cut-out tissue paper banners to hang by your ofrenda. It’s said they wave when spirits are near…

Open to Middlebury students, faculty, and staff.

Join HEARTHUNDER ART COLLECTIVE for a collaborative 2-part workshop to build a unique paper mache Calavera sculpture for the Día de los muertos Procession!

Open to Middlebury students, faculty, and staff.

Join HEARTHUNDER ART COLLECTIVE for a collaborative 2-part workshop to build a unique paper mache Calavera sculpture for the Día de los muertos Procession!

Open to Middlebury students, faculty, and staff.

Please join the ARDV 0116A: The Creative Process class as they present a dance on the tennis courts of Hepburn Road expressive of Los Días de los Muertos.

Dad Rock is a collection of scenes and monologues from both theatrical classics and newer plays you’ve yet to fall in love with, and songs from Broadway musicals and classic rock legends. These scenes, songs, and monologues challenge and explore toxic masculinity and the expectations our society places on male-identifying people that exist at the heart of many of the mental health crises affecting people of all ages, sexualities, and genders, as well as the people closest to them. This project is also Beck Barsanti’s senior work in acting.

Dad Rock is a collection of scenes and monologues from both theatrical classics and newer plays you’ve yet to fall in love with, and songs from Broadway musicals and classic rock legends. These scenes, songs, and monologues challenge and explore toxic masculinity and the expectations our society places on male-identifying people that exist at the heart of many of the mental health crises affecting people of all ages, sexualities, and genders, as well as the people closest to them. This project is also Beck Barsanti’s senior work in acting.