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Read more . . . (94 words) Community-based play about climate change, "The Next Storm", presented by Civic Ensemble and Cornell PMA, November 22-23.Contributed by Rachel Gould on 11/20/19 
Read more . . . (211 words) African Drumming and Dance Ensemble Celebrate Cortaca WinContributed by Baruch Whitehead on 11/19/19
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Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. Advanced tickets can be purchased in person at The State Theater Read more . . . (391 words)
All concerts open to the public. All concerts except Cayuga Chamber Orchestra are free admission.
Read more . . . (224 words) ICSM Art Exhibition WEDNESDAY 11/20 at the CREATIVE SPACE GALLERYContributed by Bill Hastings on 11/17/19
Read more . . . (102 words) Community-based play about climate change, "The Next Storm", presented by Civic Ensemble and Cornell PMA, November 15-16 and 22-23Contributed by Rachel Gould on 11/15/19
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All concerts free and open to the public. Full concert calendar at: ithaca.edu/music/events
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The ongoing cycle of Beethoven's complete 32 Piano Sonatas presented on campus by IC Piano Faculty, Dr. Charis Dimaras, the students in his piano studio and several of his recent piano alumni in honor of the immortal German master composer's upcoming 250th birth anniversary (on 12/16/2020), resumes next week with Concert III (of a total of 8 that will take place throughout the 2019-2020 academic year). Read more . . . (99 words)
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All concerts are free and open to the public For full concert calendar, visit ithaca.edu/music/events
Read more . . . (186 words) Exhibit Highlighting LGBTQ+ People of Faith in Muller ChapelContributed by Hierald Osorto on 11/06/19
For the month of November Muller Chapel will be displaying the Shower of Stoles Exhibit. Read more . . . (230 words)
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Join us tonight for the latest presentation of the A Celebration of Women in Music Monday, November 4, 7:00pm in the Hockett Family Recital Hall Read more . . . (99 words)
Based on the Touchstone Pictures Motion Picture starring Whoopi Goldberg, Sister Act tells the story of Deloris Van Cartier, a nightclub singer, who joins a convent after witnessing a murder. Disguised as a nun, she struggles to change her lifestyle and abide by their strict rules, with hilarious results. Finding her place in the convent´s choir, her dancing and singing talent inspires her fellow sisters to find their voices. See you there, Sister! Read more . . . (64 words)
Kathleen Mulligan (Theatre Arts) recently returned from performing her one-woman show The Belle of Amherst (based on the life and writings of Emily Dickinson) at the Zoukak Theatre in Beirut, Lebanon. The Belle of Amherst starts a limited run this week as part of the mini festival of one-woman shows, “Listen to Her”, at the Cherry Arts space.
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Happening this week in Whalen...Orchestra, Film, Faculty Showcase, and more! For full events calendar, visit ithaca.edu/music/events
Read more . . . (245 words) On Friday, November 1st at 6:30 p.m. in the Clark Theatre/Dillingham, On the Verge will produce a staged reading of J.M. Synge’s 1907 play, The Playboy of the Western World.Contributed by Claire Gleitman on 10/27/19
Read more . . . (184 words) 10/27 Dynamic acoustic multifaith band featuring 3 IC alumni in concert Sunday @7pmContributed by Abbe Lyons on 10/24/19
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Savoyards Ithaca, a local musical theater company, seeks an experienced producer.
The Next Storm is a dark and humorous look at the impact that the climate crisis has had on our community. Set in the not-so-distant-future, our story follows an ensemble of characters as they face the struggle between apathy, anger, and action. Who’s gets to decide the course forward and what are we willing to sacrifice? What happens when students and bureaucrats, parents and developers, idealists and realist come head to head over the best course toward climate resiliency?
Ithaca College African and Drumming Ensemble dedicate performance to Cortaca victory.
Saturday, November 23rd
A few more concerts to hear at Whalen before the Thanksgiving break, and then the following week kicks off with more Beethoven...
The School of Music welcomes this year's Louis K. Thaler Concert Violinist
The Next Storm is a dark and humorous look at the impact that the climate crisis has had on our community. Set in the not-so-distant-future, our story follows an ensemble of characters as they face the struggle between apathy, anger, and action. Who’s gets to decide the course forward and what are we willing to sacrifice? What happens when students and bureaucrats, parents and developers, idealists and realist come head to head over the best course toward climate resiliency?
Faculty Piano Recital and Thaler Concert Violinist Series
COME 'ROUND RIGHT
Family Weekend Showcase, Beethoven, and more!
Please join us for a gallery reception showcasing I.C. faculty member Lali Khalid’s recent photographic work, Being Between. The reception is Thursday, November 7th, from 5:00 to 7:00 in Gallery 184 (Bottom floor, Roy H. Park School of Communications, Room 184/185B). Refreshments will be served.
The cast of The Playboy of the Western World will include faculty members (Greg Bostwick, Dean Robinson, Marc Gomes, Theatre; Kevin Murphy, English) and students (Jahmar Ortiz, Avery Lynch, Lucia Vecchio, Evan Murphy, Eliana Hood, Hannah Thien, Audrey Lang). Claire Gleitman (faculty, English) directed the reading; Theatre majors Daisy Rudin and Kayla Owen are the assistant director and stage manager, respectively. 
Desmond Bratton MM '14, David Frumkin '88 and Cantor Abbe Lyons '87 will perform with multifaith ensemble RESONATE Sunday 10/27 at 7pm at Congregation Tikkun v'Or, 2550 N.Triphammer Road. Infusing middle Eastern and cantorial music into folk, rock, blues & jazz sounds, RESONATE's lyrics intertwine spiritual growth with social action. Bill McKibben describes RESONATE's music as "Deep, witty, tuneful - music for our moment and for the long haul."