The Department of Theater presents
A Solo Performance Thesis
by Michaela Shuchman ’16
Saturday, May 7th
12PM and 4PM
Matchbox Kuharski Studio
Before it gets toured to area middle schools, come see Michaela Shuchman perform, Loneliness at the Foul Line. This is the story of a girl named Sarah, the game of basketball, and the warrior within all of us.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED for seating. Email lpacevents@swarthmore.edu
The Department of Theater
presents
LIGHTS LINGER
SHADOWS STAY
New Works By The Advanced Directing Workshop (THEA 055)
Devised projects by
Cooper Harrington-Fei ‘17
Aaron Matis ‘16
Saturday, 4/30/16 @ 6 pm
Monday, 5/2/16 @ 6 pm
LPAC Frear Ensemble Theater
Join us for showings in dance from our technique classes:
Dance Lab I
Ballet Repertory students in excerpts from SWAN LAKE
Pointe and Partnering
Monday, May 2
5pm
LPAC Troy Dance Studio
Plus
The Performers: an experiment in progress
Directed and Choreographed by Erica Janko
Live music by Nirvaan Ranganathan
Advised by Jumatatu Poe
Monday, May 2 & Tuesday, May 3
4:15pm and 6:15pm
(with talkback after final showing on Tuesday)
LPAC Boyer Dance Studio
SEATING IS LIMITED for this showing and by reservation only, please email Erica Janko at ejanko1@swarthmore.edu for more information and reservations
A “performance” may be defined as all the activity of a given participant on a given occasion which serves to influence in any way any of the other participants.
– Erving Goffman, from The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, 1959
Join us for showings in dance from our technique classes:
Dance Lab I
Ballet Repertory students in excerpts from SWAN LAKE
Pointe and Partnering
Monday, May 2
5pm
LPAC Troy Dance Studio
Plus
The Performers: an experiment in progress
Directed and Choreographed by Erica Janko
Live music by Nirvaan Ranganathan
Advised by Jumatatu Poe
Monday, May 2 & Tuesday, May 3
4:15pm and 6:15pm
(with talkback after final showing on Tuesday)
LPAC Boyer Dance Studio
SEATING IS LIMITED for this showing and by reservation only, please email Erica Janko at ejanko1@swarthmore.edu for more information and reservations
A “performance” may be defined as all the activity of a given participant on a given occasion which serves to influence in any way any of the other participants.
– Erving Goffman, from The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life, 1959
The Department of Music and Dance sends a warm invitation to all! This spring concert will feature dances and music from a variety of styles and from various cultural traditions including Ballet, Taiko, Modern, Tap, Flamenco and more! Come celebrate our students and faculty with this joyous end of the semester showcase. Free and open to the public without welcome. All ages are welcome.
Lang Performing Arts Center
Pearson-Hall Theater (MainStage)
Friday, April 29 at 8PM
Saturday, April 30 at 8PM
The Department of Music and Dance sends a warm invitation to all! This spring concert will feature dances and music from a variety of styles and from various cultural traditions including Ballet, Taiko, Modern, Tap, Flamenco and more! Come celebrate our students and faculty with this joyous end of the semester showcase. Free and open to the public without welcome. All ages are welcome.
Lang Performing Arts Center
Pearson-Hall Theater (MainStage)
Friday, April 29 at 8PM
Saturday, April 30 at 8PM
http://daily.swarthmore.edu/2016/04/22/the-seagull/
The Lang Center for Civic and Social Responsibility along with Casey Lu Simon-Plumb ’18 present:
Renate Writes: Stories from a Holocaust Survivor
Thursday April 21 4:30 PM
Keith Room, Lang Center
Ronnie Brewslow is a current PA resident who escaped from Nazi Germany in 1939. She was on the St. Louis headed for Cuba, but when the ship was denied dockage went to Rotterdam West, a detention camp in Holland. Thanks to the tenacity of her mother they were able to find a boat leaving for the USA from Belgium and reunited with her father in the United States. Ronnie is coming to share her story with us and do a question and answer session following her presentation. Good and refreshments will be provided.
This event is part of Swarthmore’s Human Rights Awareness Week Organized by Prof. Krista Thomason’s PHIL 051 class.