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The Arts & Humanities Evening Program Series |
9/24 Las Tres Vidas
is a one woman show for singing actress based on the lives of three legendary Latin American women: Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, Salvadorian peasant activist Rufina Amaya and Argentinean poet Alfonsina Storni presented by the Core Ensemble co-sponsored by the Arts & Humanities Council, Modern Language Department and Multicultural Affairs.
7:30 pm in the Dwight Performing Arts Center
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10/14 The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare
presented by the American Shakespeare Center co-sponsored by the Arts & Humanities Council and the English Department.
7:30 pm in the Dwight Performing Arts Center
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11/6 Children’s Literature Festival
with author/illustrator Barbara Lehman co-sponsored by the English, Art & Music and Education Departments, the Arts & Humanities Council and Academic Affairs.
Festival events will be held in the College Center from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m,
Book Sales (1839 Room) and Signing (Mazmanian Gallery) 3-6:00 pm, Workshop (Alumni Room) 4-5:00 pm, Cocktail Reception (Faculty/Staff Dinning Room), 5-6:00 pm, Dinner and Address (commuter cafeteria) 6-9:00 pm
Ticket price: $25
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12/2 Interfaith Lessons and Carols
presented by the Framingham State College Chorus, director Paul Cienniwa and Campus Ministries.
7:00 pm in the Heineman Ecumenical and Cultural Center
Free Admission
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2/17 Artist and Illustrator Faith Ringgold
gives a talk co-sponsored by the Arts & Humanities Council, Danforth Museum, Art & Music and Communication Arts Departments.
7:00 pm in the Dwight Performing Arts Center
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2/25 The Path
communicates the African Americans experience through music and movement, from work songs to blues; Charleston to hip hop. Bass-Line Motion, choreographer Adrienne Hawkins and poet/musician Larry Roland lead a talented troupe of dancers and musicians in an evening that leaves a lasting impression.
7:30 pm in the Dwight Performing Arts Center
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4/2 Springtime Pops -- Symphony Rocks
presented by the Claflin Hill Symphony with works by The Beatles, The Moody Blues, Emerson, Lake and Palmer and others.
7:30 pm in the Dwight Performing Arts Center
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4/14 An Evening with Mark Twain
presented by Actor/Historian Richard Clark
7:30 pm in the Heineman Ecumenical and Cultural Center
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4/29 Spring Concert
presented by the Framingham State College Chorus and director Paul Cienniwa
7:00 pm in the Heineman Ecumenical and Cultural Center
Free Admission
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