Arts events on campus this week include the celebration of Indie Bookstore Day, a 24-hour playwriting experience, a Hood Community Day and performances at Sawtooth Kitchen.
The Hopkins Center for the Arts organized the concert, which was held on April 17.
The production was a source of ‘laugh therapy’ for the audience and connection for the cast and crew.
Featuring a live pianist and an unusual story timeline, “Constellations” is a play that encourages the audience to explore memory and heartbreak.
With support from the Dartmouth theater department, “The Aristocrats” takes a major step forward in its development with a staged reading.
Departing from typical classical piano performances, the “Time Travelers” edition of Chiu’s Smackdown encourages audience members to interact with the music.
In her conversation with the Rockefeller Center and performances at the Hop, Kristina Wong discusses her unconventional candidacy for local election and tells stories about her time in office.
Arts on campus this week include “A Space for Dialogue” gallery talk and exhibition at The Hood with Molly Rouzie ’24, a performance of “Kristina Wong for Public Office” presented by the Hopkins Center.
“Lost Girl” grapples with themes of change and heartbreak relevant to cast members and college students overall.
Arts on campus this week include the play “Lost Girl,” a Halloween-themed karaoke night at Sawtooth Kitchen and a performance from the Coast Jazz Orchestra with string trio Hear in Now.