In this improvisation based movement workshop participants will be invited to engage with the themes and elements that are currently informing Jules Skloot’s work: projection, inter-personal performance, self-protection/connection, objectification, queerness and gender, obscuration, “the reveal” or never revealing, layering, and disguise.
Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre
Inspired by the movie “The School of Rock,” students in a course on the history of the Brazilian music style Bossa Nova present the Middlebury community with a performance of Bossa Nova songs.
Mahaney Arts Center, Olin C. Robison Concert Hall
Agnes Evans is an average young woman who wished her life in Athens, Ohio, was less boring. Then, the sudden death of her sister opened the door to a world of adventure. Turns out that her teenage sister Tilly, fascinated with the dark arts – magic, dragons, and silly costumes – led a double life as Tillius the Paladin, Dungeons & Dragons healer of the wounded and the protector of lights! Will Agnes cross the threshold, taking up the challenge to find and free the Lost Soul of Athens before it is devoured by the dark forces of darkness forever?
Wright Theatre
A screening of a series of videos of apart of A Day With(out) Art and Visual AIDS organization set to bring awareness to HIV and AIDS through art and artists stories.
Mahaney Arts Center 125
Our Return is the Fall Dance Department Concert with student choreography from Meshi Chavez’s 460 Intermediate/Advance Dance class with lighting done by students in Production Workshop.
Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre
Agnes Evans is an average young woman who wished her life in Athens, Ohio, was less boring. Then, the sudden death of her sister opened the door to a world of adventure. Turns out that her teenage sister Tilly, fascinated with the dark arts – magic, dragons, and silly costumes – led a double life as Tillius the Paladin, Dungeons & Dragons healer of the wounded and the protector of lights! Will Agnes cross the threshold, taking up the challenge to find and free the Lost Soul of Athens before it is devoured by the dark forces of darkness forever?
Wright Theatre
Sundance triple award winner HIVE is a searing drama based on the true story of Fahrije, who has battled grief and financial struggle since her husband went missing during the war in Kosovo. In hope of providing for her family, she launches a business selling hot pepper preserves, a controversial act of independence that scandalizes her patriarchal village. In Albanian with English subtitles. (1 hour 23 minutes.) Free. A Hirschfield International Film Series event.
Axinn Center 232
Our Return is the Fall Dance Department Concert with student choreography from Meshi Chavez’s 460 Intermediate/Advance Dance class with lighting done by students in Production Workshop.
Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre
Agnes Evans is an average young woman who wished her life in Athens, Ohio, was less boring. Then, the sudden death of her sister opened the door to a world of adventure. Turns out that her teenage sister Tilly, fascinated with the dark arts – magic, dragons, and silly costumes – led a double life as Tillius the Paladin, Dungeons & Dragons healer of the wounded and the protector of lights! Will Agnes cross the threshold, taking up the challenge to find and free the Lost Soul of Athens before it is devoured by the dark forces of darkness forever?
Wright Theatre
Sundance triple award winner HIVE is a searing drama based on the true story of Fahrije, who has battled grief and financial struggle since her husband went missing during the war in Kosovo. In hope of providing for her family, she launches a business selling hot pepper preserves, a controversial act of independence that scandalizes her patriarchal village. In Albanian with English subtitles. (1 hour 23 minutes.) Free. A Hirschfield International Film Series event.
Axinn Center 232
Celebrate with the Friends of the Art Museum as we select a contemporary work of art for the museum at our 52nd Annual Purchase Party. Please click here for information about how to register for the event. In the meantime, be sure to join the Friends or renew your membership so that you’ll be able to access the event.
Virtual Middlebury
Composers and performers from Su Lian Tan’s MUSC0209 present their original works.
Mahaney Arts Center, Olin C. Robison Concert Hall
Join Rohini Prabhakar and Madison Middleton as they explore relationships through a series of duets. This show is part of Rohini’s 500 work in music performance. All are welcome!
Mahaney Arts Center, Olin C. Robison Concert Hall
Envisioning an Antiracist Middlebury: theatre piece focused on the experiences and dreams of BIPOC students at Middlebury.
“Freedom dreaming is imagining worlds that are just, representing people’s full humanity, centering people left on the edges, thriving in solidarity with folx from different identities who have struggled for justice, and knowing that dreams are just around the corner with the might of people power.” Bettina Love
Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre
Envisioning an Antiracist Middlebury: theatre piece focused on the experiences and dreams of BIPOC students at Middlebury.
“Freedom dreaming is imagining worlds that are just, representing people’s full humanity, centering people left on the edges, thriving in solidarity with folx from different identities who have struggled for justice, and knowing that dreams are just around the corner with the might of people power.” Bettina Love
Mahaney Arts Center Dance Theatre
Students of Carol Christensen and Susanne Peck share the culmination of their studies in a lively evening of songs and arias.
Mahaney Arts Center, Olin C. Robison Concert Hall
This annual traditional program combines choral music, congregational singing, and the Biblical texts of the season. The celebratory community service (held at both 4:00 and 7:00 pm) features the Middlebury College Choir, performing under the direction of Jeffrey Buettner, and readings by students, faculty, and staff. There will be large-print programs available, and the 7:00 service will have ASL interpretation. George Matthew Jr. rings in the service with selections on the chapel carillon. Donations are collected for local charities.
Middlebury Chapel
This annual traditional program combines choral music, congregational singing, and the Biblical texts of the season. The celebratory community service (held at both 4:00 and 7:00 pm) features the Middlebury College Choir, performing under the direction of Jeffrey Buettner, and readings by students, faculty, and staff. There will be large-print programs available, and the 7:00 service will have ASL interpretation. George Matthew Jr. rings in the service with selections on the chapel carillon. Donations are collected for local charities.
Middlebury Chapel
One hundred years ago this week, The Middlebury Campus headline read “Casals Captivates Large Audience: World’s Greatest Cellist Plays in Chapel,” when famed Catalan cellist Pablo Casals appeared during our Performing Arts Series’ third season. Sophie Shao’s 2022 concert will kick off our yearlong celebration of Casals and the cello.
Mahaney Arts Center, Olin C. Robison Concert Hall
The great Catalan cellist Pablo Casals (1876–1973) stands alone as arguably the most influential and universally revered instrumentalist of all time. He was first cellist in history to recognize Bach’s Six Solo Suites as great music, and the first to record them. This was only one of the musical milestones of this extraordinary man, who not only dominated cello playing for more than half a century, but also served as an uncompromising and indisputable voice of social conscience.
MAC Virtual Stage
