As You Like It by William Shakespeare. Duke Frederick usurps the dukedom from his brother, the rightful Duke Senior, and banishes him. Several of the characters seek refuge in the Forest of Arden where they learn of love and forgiveness in nature.
As You Like It by William Shakespeare. Duke Frederick usurps the dukedom from his brother, the rightful Duke Senior, and banishes him. Several of the characters seek refuge in the Forest of Arden where they learn of love and forgiveness in nature.
As You Like It by William Shakespeare. Duke Frederick usurps the dukedom from his brother, the rightful Duke Senior, and banishes him. Several of the characters seek refuge in the Forest of Arden where they learn of love and forgiveness in nature.
As You Like It by William Shakespeare. Duke Frederick usurps the dukedom from his brother, the rightful Duke Senior, and banishes him. Several of the characters seek refuge in the Forest of Arden where they learn of love and forgiveness in nature.
As You Like It by William Shakespeare. Duke Frederick usurps the dukedom from his brother, the rightful Duke Senior, and banishes him. Several of the characters seek refuge in the Forest of Arden where they learn of love and forgiveness in nature.
Susanne Slavick is an artist, curator and the Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Art at Carnegie Mellon University. She studied at Yale University, Jagiellonian University in Krakow, and Tyler School of Art in Rome and Philadelphia. Her traveling curatorial projects include When the Bough Breaks (2019); Marx@200 (2018); Unloaded (2015-19);…
Join us for a mesmerizing celebration of art and technology! Experience video-mapped projections transforming the buildings of the SOMA Arts District (South Main Street), featuring original works by artist Jeff Dobrow and a special community-created projection. Be part of this free, family-friendly event that brings together creativity, community, and culture in the heart…
Join the Wilkes University Jazz Ensemble on Tuesday April 29th for our concert program, The Music of Quincy Jones, featuring arrangements, originals, hit recorded charts, and more by the late music legend, Quincy Jones. The concert begins at 7:30pm and is free and open to the public.
Join the Wilkes University Civic Band on Wednesday April 30th for our concert program, Ghost Stories, featuring Randall Standridge’s Symphony 1: A Ghost Story, plus music by Erika Svanoe, Robert Browne Hall, and Steven Reineke. The concert begins at 7:30pm and is free and open to the public.