“My passion for art accessibility has come from my own passion for art in general.”
-Maggie Perry
a Recital
Our Lunch Box Music series honors central Indiana’s 1948 jazz-pop vocal group The Four Freshmen. Guitarist Sandy Williams, bassist Jack Helsley and vocalist David Ponce will perform hits from the 1950s and 1960s and explore the group’s Greencastle roots and original member Bob Flanigan’s legacy. They will also discuss Ross Barbour’s book Now You Know, which highlights the Freshmen’s surprising influence on artists Brian Wilson, Kenny Rogers, Glen Campbell and The Lettermen.
The Lunch Box concert is free, but reservations are recommended. An optional lunch from The Whisk, available for $15 on a first-come, first-served basis, is free to seniors over 65.
an Ensemble Concert
Attendees are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the Putnam County Emergency Food Pantry in support of the students' commitment to community service.
a Recital
Pianist Claude Cymerman and cellist Eric Edberg, both ý emeritus music professors, share their 36-year continuing musical friendship with romantic pieces by the German composer Luise Adolpha Le Beau (1850–1927) as well as music celebrating the “French connection” to the American Revolutionary and Civil Wars, particularly the role of the Marquis de Lafayette.
The Lunch Box concert is free, but reservations are recommended. An optional lunch from The Whisk, available for $15 on a first-come, first-served basis, is free to seniors over 65.
a Theatrical Performance
In a seventeenth century rural village a young woman named Alice takes as a lover a married man who lives on a neighboring farm. After she rebukes the man’s further advances both Alice and her widowed mother are accused of witchcraft following their neighbors’ growing family strife and agricultural failures. The two women eventually must submit to the doctors who would cure them as well as to the land speculators who covet their meager farm. Another kindred spirit, a betrothed young daughter of a prosperous landowner, is judged to be insane and is locked away because she doesn’t wish to marry. And in the minds of the local villagers, behind it all is Vinegar Tom, the stealthy black cat who is often seen lurking about, boldly plundering barns and milk sheds.
a Theatrical Performance
, the renowned five-actor touring group, brings the Bard’s Twelfth Night to the Green Center for the Performing Arts. A delightful blend of mistaken identity, disguises and love triangles, Twelfth Night contains some of Shakespeare’s most famed passages, with its effervescent comic energy carried swiftly by deeper currents of grief, forgiveness and transformation. Gloriously entertaining,Twelfth Night is one of the great playwright’s most popular and enduring stories.
an Ensemble Concert
An exhilarating new collaboration by members of ý’s Creative School faculty featuring pianist May Phang, painter John Berry, filmmaker Dahee Yun and poet Eugene Gloria.
an Ensemble Concert
As part of the annual fall concert by the ý Symphonic Band, conducted by Dr. Craig Paré, band members would like to encourage audience members to bring a non-perishable food item to their Sunday afternoon performance on Nov. 19. 100% of all donations will be presented to the .
“My passion for art accessibility has come from my own passion for art in general.”
-Maggie Perry
We invite you to visit our vibrant community of innovators at the ý Creative School, where your passion for art and design will find the guidance, resources and support necessary to shape a future of endless possibilities.
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