Performing Arts
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A fully-staged opera with guest artists: Metropolitan Opera Bass, Valerian Ruminski, soprano Anne Tormela, tenor Mike Nisula, plus winners of the 2011 Altamura/Caruso International Voice Competition. Stage Directors: Carmela Altamura and Alexander Harrington. Conducted by... |
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A one-man play by Danny Bryck written using exact words from interviews and recordings conducted at Occupy Boston. Hours: 6-8pm. |
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Thirty years ago, the Capitol Steps began as a group of Senate staffers who set out to satirize the very people and places that employed them. In the years that followed, many of the Steps ignored the conventional wisdom ("Don't quit your day job!"), and although not all of the current... |
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A play by Henrik Ibsen. Adapted by Arthur Miller. A play relevant to our times in which "expediency and truth" inexorably clash. Directed by Alexander Harrington. Starts at 2pm. Tickets: $35/adults, $30/seniors, $20/students, groups 10+ receive a 10% discount.... |
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Don't miss the opportunity to come and bid on your favorite Catskills Cats, savor some fabulous food and enjoy autumn from the Hudson River shore. Please call or e-mail for ticket information. Starts at 1pm. |
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This mini opera-ballet revives the creative energy of our most ancient festive traditions performed with authentic instruments and period dance. American Virtuosi Baroque Opera Theater with Kenneth Hamrick, director and harpsichord; Mark Huggins, Associate Concertmaster, Pittsburgh Symphony... |
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Weekend retreat from Friday-Sunday. A catalyst to explore our strengths and authentic ways of being. What you believe in is what you become. |
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The 2012 Grey Fox lineup includes Hot Rize, Del McCoury, David Grisman Quintet, David Bromberg, Mountain Heart, The Infamous Stringdusters, The Gibson Brothers, SteelDrivers, Blue HIghway, Tony Trischka & Territory, The Hillbenders, Bearfoot, Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen, Monroeville, Ann... |
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A guided hike on the Hudson River School Art Trail which brings you into the magnificent landscapes that inspired Thomas Cole and other luminaries of 19th-century landscape painting. This is a moderate hike so expect to be on the trail for at least 4 hours. Please bring a bag lunch,... |
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Hike on the Hudson River School Art Trail which brings you into the magnificent landscapes that inspired Thomas Cole and other luminaries of 19th-century landscape painting. This is a moderate hike so expect to be on the trail for at least 4 hours. Please bring a bag lunch, water and... |
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Guided hike on the Hudson River School Art Trail which brings you into the magnificent landscapes that inspired Thomas Cole and other luminaries of 19th-century landscape painting. This is an easy hike but expect to be on the trails for at least 2 hours. Please bring water and a snack.... |
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In pre-concert, "Chopin and the Age of Bel Canto," featuring pianist Laura Nocchiero and soprano Anne Tormela, followed by Leoncavallo's I Pagliacci, Opera in two acts. Conducted by Anton Coppola featuring an international cast: Tenor Mike Nisula as Canio - Winner of the Altamura/Caruso... |
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One of the most renowned and busiest pianists in jazz today, Barron is a multiple-Grammy nominee, was honored with induction into the American Jazz Hall of Fame (2005), and received the MAC Lifetime Achievement Award (2005) and the Mid Atlantic Arts Living Legacy Award (2009). Also in 2009,... |
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Featuring performances by Jay Ungar & Molly Mason, guitar, fiddle, bass and vocals; Michael Merenda, banjo; Dale Paul Woodiel, fiddle & program artistic advisor; Ira Bernstein, solo percussive dancer. Perspectives Ensemble: Sato Moughalian, Artistic Director & flute; Todd... |
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Carmela Altamura, Founder/Director of the Altamura/Caruso International Voice Competition, offers master classes the the Summer Institute's "Encounter with the Master" program, passing the unwritten opera traditions to a new generation of artists. Admission: $15/person. |
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Fusion Bande with Kenneth Hamric, director and piano; Anthony Turner, baritone; JP Jofre, bandoneon; Cherylyn Lavagnino Dance Company. English Ballads, German Lieder, Classic American Tunes and sensual Tangos celebrate the arrival of the summer season. Music by Schubert, Gershwin, Cole... |
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Zuill Bailey on cello, Robert Koenig on piano. Franck: Sonata for Cello and Piano, Debussy: Sonata for Cello and Piano. Selected works by Liszt and De Falla. Hours: 8-9:30pm. Admission: General $25, Seniors $20, Contributors $15, Students $5. |
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From the Opera to Broadway. Nancy Allen Lundy singing soprano, Philip Cutlip on baritone, and Stephen Gosling on piano. Arias, Songs & Duets by Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, Lehar and Bernstein. Hours: 8-9:30pm. Admission: General $25, Seniors $20, Contributors $15... |
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Lyric Piano Quartet in Concert. Glenn Dicterow on violin, Karen Dreyfus on violin, Fredrick Zlotkin on cello, and Gerald Robbins on piano. Faure: Piano Quartet in C Minor Opus #15. Brahms: Piano Quartet in G Minor Opus #25. Hours: 8-9:40pm. Admission... |
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Windham Festival Chamber Orchestra Gala Concert. Robert Manno, Conductor. Elmar Oliveira on violin. Haydn: Symphony #88. Wagner: Siegfried Idyll. Schumann: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D Minor. Hours: 8-10pm. Admission:... |
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