Arts

A Letter to a Friend

September 19, 2017• Arts

Dear Friend, My headaches have come back. It’s been so long that I thought this life was behind me. But here it is. A construction zone in my frontal lobe…

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Senior Dance Majors Conclude with “Proximity”

May 4, 2017• Arts

The Dance Department’s Senior Capstone Performance, “Proximity,” swept students, families, faculty and staff into Palmer last...

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Eclipse Impresses for the 42nd Time

May 4, 2017• Arts

There are memorable performances every year at Conn. Recitals, dances, capstones, bands, films and more. And then there is Eclipse....

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A Brief Preview: Film Department’s Screening Festival

May 4, 2017• Arts

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Nature and Composition: A Conversation with Robert Honstein

May 4, 2017• Arts

Robert Honstein is a Boston-based composer whose work has been performed by ensembles including the American Composers Orchestra, Cabrillo...

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Trials of “Our Trojan War”

May 3, 2017• Arts

I don’t like arriving at the theater late or leaving early; I know from personal experience that it’s disruptive. I faced great...

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Tinti Was Here, at Conn

May 2, 2017• Arts

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Selected Poems by Students of Charles Hartman

April 17, 2017• Arts

SISYPHUS   Sitting on a wooden bench In April, I consider Sisyphus in hell. How hot He must be under the gods’ Persistent hands, and...

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Poet in Residence Charles Hartman Gives Endowed Chair Lecture

April 17, 2017• Arts

After a pleasant reception complete with cheese and crackers (honorary food for an honorary poet) the Connecticut College faculty shuffled...

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The Fate of Rock Shows: Barn’s Plight Parallels Abbey House History

April 17, 2017• Arts • 2 Comments

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Concerned Alumni Write Open Letter Regarding Barn’s Closure

April 17, 2017• Arts

Dear Connecticut College Administration and Community,   We write to you now as alumni and former members of MOBROC to express our...

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“Assassins”: Sondheim’s Political Warning

April 17, 2017• Arts

The very billing of Yale Repertory Theatre’s recent production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Assassins,” the classic 1990 musical about...

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