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SUMMARY:Love's Labours Lost Open Auditions
DESCRIPTION: OPEN AUDITIONS for the Theatre Arts Department production of Love’s Labours Lost by William Shakespeare will take place from 7pm to 10pm on Monday August 29th and Tuesday August 30th in Runyan Center’s Wilkinson Theatre.  (Call-back auditions will be scheduled for Wednesday August 31st.) Register for open auditions!  About the playThe King of Navarre and his friends make a pact to get serious about their studies.  But when the Princess of France and her friends arrive for a diplomatic visit\, romantic distractions prevail.  The students try to reason their way out of temptation but poetry and pranks challenge an over-serious academy with humor and youthful impulses.  The heart and the head aren’t too far apart as the pleasures of summer come to an end and these young adults choose which moments to cherish and what follies to leave behind.   PerformancesNovember 10\, 11 & 12   at 7:30pm\nWilkinson Theatre\nRunning Time: aprx. 2 hours.   Casting criteriaThere are roles for 15 actors of all gender identities\, racial and ethnic backgrounds\, body types\, abilities\, ages\, and experience levels. All roles are available.  We will start with the assumption that anybody can play any role; the audition form provides opportunities to note your gender identity\, sexual orientation and roles of interest.   Character descriptionsKING FERDINAND of Navarre – thinks uninterrupted studies will make Navarre a wonder of the world   The King’s Friends and Classmates:BEROWNE – a scholarly wit with a well-earned reputation for mockery\nLONGAVILLE – convinced 3 years without romance is doable\, challenges Berowne’s wit\nDUMAINE – youngest of the friends\, an unskilled poet\, loves to mock Berowne\nPRINCESS of France – Responsible\, fun\, kind. Manages a tough situation with wit   The Princess; Friends and Attendants:ROSALINE\, witty & intelligent\, refuses to be impressed by Berowne’s professions of love\nMARIA\, met Longaville at a family wedding and liked him: sees him for what he is\nKATHERINE\, quick witted as Rosaline\, recognizes Dumaine has some growing up to do\nBOYET\, a gossipy chaperone and counselor attending the members of the French Court\nARMADO\, committed to studies\, braggart\, thinks self finer than he is\, obsessed with Jaquenetta\nJAQUENETTA\, a simple\, honest\, accomplished gardener\, pregnant with Armado’s child\nCOSTARD\, illiterate local\, witty word lover\, works at the castle\, attracted to Jaqunetta\nDULL\, local constable\, plain-spoken\, blunt – admits to not understanding high language\nHOLOFERNES\, the professor/schoolmaster.  A snooty linguistic perscriptivist.\nNATHANIEL\, the curate\, impressed by higher education – respects Holofernes. A gentle soul. Read the script for Love’s Labours Lost (working copy). Audition preparationPrepare a one-minute monologue (your choice or an excerpt from the show).  You will also be asked to read at least one scene from the show.  A link to monologues from the show and scenes that will be read is available at the bottom of the form you will fill out when you make an audition appointment.  Hard copies will be available at the audition. Please include your commitments/conflicts on the audition form to the best of your ability and bring your calendar with you to the audition.  For more information and access to audition materials\, you can also email Lynne Perkins Socey (perkily@earlham.edu).   Rehearsal scheduleMost rehearsals will be scheduled between 7pm and 10pm Mondays through Thursdays.  (A few rehearsals will end at 10:30pm.)  Time will be managed as efficiently as possible; actor calls and ending times will be pre-established and honored as in a professional setting. NOTE: there will be one Sunday afternoon on October 16th. (see link to Production Calendar at bottom of audition form for more details.)   Earlham Theatre Arts Conscious Casting PolicyTheatre is the art of empathy. We choose to produce plays that serve the Earlham\, Richmond\, and greater Wayne County communities. In alignment with our anti-racist theatre ethos\, we are committed to conscious casting practices. Students\, faculty\, staff\, and community members of all genders\, ages\, body types\, abilities\, races\, ethnicities\, religions\, and experience levels are encouraged to audition for Earlham Theatre Arts Department productions. The first priority is to cast students in roles that will challenge them while serving the needs of the production. Guest actors are cast when their contributions to the production will enrich student learning and enhance production quality.   Production teamDirector  – Lynne Perkins Socey\nStage Manager – TBA\nScenic & Lighting Design and Tech Director – Emmy Weldon\nCostume Designer and Shop Manager – Lirit Pendel\nSound Designer – TBA\nText & Speech Coach – TBA\nDramaturg – TBA\nMarketing & Promotions – Austi Jenkins and TBA
URL:https://earlham.edu/event/loves-labours-lost-open-auditions/2022-08-30/
LOCATION:Wilkinson Theatre\, SW G St\, Richmond\, IN\, 47374\, United States
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SUMMARY:Love's Labours Lost Open Auditions
DESCRIPTION: OPEN AUDITIONS for the Theatre Arts Department production of Love’s Labours Lost by William Shakespeare will take place from 7pm to 10pm on Monday August 29th and Tuesday August 30th in Runyan Center’s Wilkinson Theatre.  (Call-back auditions will be scheduled for Wednesday August 31st.) Register for open auditions!  About the playThe King of Navarre and his friends make a pact to get serious about their studies.  But when the Princess of France and her friends arrive for a diplomatic visit\, romantic distractions prevail.  The students try to reason their way out of temptation but poetry and pranks challenge an over-serious academy with humor and youthful impulses.  The heart and the head aren’t too far apart as the pleasures of summer come to an end and these young adults choose which moments to cherish and what follies to leave behind.   PerformancesNovember 10\, 11 & 12   at 7:30pm\nWilkinson Theatre\nRunning Time: aprx. 2 hours.   Casting criteriaThere are roles for 15 actors of all gender identities\, racial and ethnic backgrounds\, body types\, abilities\, ages\, and experience levels. All roles are available.  We will start with the assumption that anybody can play any role; the audition form provides opportunities to note your gender identity\, sexual orientation and roles of interest.   Character descriptionsKING FERDINAND of Navarre – thinks uninterrupted studies will make Navarre a wonder of the world   The King’s Friends and Classmates:BEROWNE – a scholarly wit with a well-earned reputation for mockery\nLONGAVILLE – convinced 3 years without romance is doable\, challenges Berowne’s wit\nDUMAINE – youngest of the friends\, an unskilled poet\, loves to mock Berowne\nPRINCESS of France – Responsible\, fun\, kind. Manages a tough situation with wit   The Princess; Friends and Attendants:ROSALINE\, witty & intelligent\, refuses to be impressed by Berowne’s professions of love\nMARIA\, met Longaville at a family wedding and liked him: sees him for what he is\nKATHERINE\, quick witted as Rosaline\, recognizes Dumaine has some growing up to do\nBOYET\, a gossipy chaperone and counselor attending the members of the French Court\nARMADO\, committed to studies\, braggart\, thinks self finer than he is\, obsessed with Jaquenetta\nJAQUENETTA\, a simple\, honest\, accomplished gardener\, pregnant with Armado’s child\nCOSTARD\, illiterate local\, witty word lover\, works at the castle\, attracted to Jaqunetta\nDULL\, local constable\, plain-spoken\, blunt – admits to not understanding high language\nHOLOFERNES\, the professor/schoolmaster.  A snooty linguistic perscriptivist.\nNATHANIEL\, the curate\, impressed by higher education – respects Holofernes. A gentle soul. Read the script for Love’s Labours Lost (working copy). Audition preparationPrepare a one-minute monologue (your choice or an excerpt from the show).  You will also be asked to read at least one scene from the show.  A link to monologues from the show and scenes that will be read is available at the bottom of the form you will fill out when you make an audition appointment.  Hard copies will be available at the audition. Please include your commitments/conflicts on the audition form to the best of your ability and bring your calendar with you to the audition.  For more information and access to audition materials\, you can also email Lynne Perkins Socey (perkily@earlham.edu).   Rehearsal scheduleMost rehearsals will be scheduled between 7pm and 10pm Mondays through Thursdays.  (A few rehearsals will end at 10:30pm.)  Time will be managed as efficiently as possible; actor calls and ending times will be pre-established and honored as in a professional setting. NOTE: there will be one Sunday afternoon on October 16th. (see link to Production Calendar at bottom of audition form for more details.)   Earlham Theatre Arts Conscious Casting PolicyTheatre is the art of empathy. We choose to produce plays that serve the Earlham\, Richmond\, and greater Wayne County communities. In alignment with our anti-racist theatre ethos\, we are committed to conscious casting practices. Students\, faculty\, staff\, and community members of all genders\, ages\, body types\, abilities\, races\, ethnicities\, religions\, and experience levels are encouraged to audition for Earlham Theatre Arts Department productions. The first priority is to cast students in roles that will challenge them while serving the needs of the production. Guest actors are cast when their contributions to the production will enrich student learning and enhance production quality.   Production teamDirector  – Lynne Perkins Socey\nStage Manager – TBA\nScenic & Lighting Design and Tech Director – Emmy Weldon\nCostume Designer and Shop Manager – Lirit Pendel\nSound Designer – TBA\nText & Speech Coach – TBA\nDramaturg – TBA\nMarketing & Promotions – Austi Jenkins and TBA
URL:https://earlham.edu/event/loves-labours-lost-open-auditions/2022-08-29/
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SUMMARY:Commencement
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SUMMARY:Epic Expo
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URL:https://earlham.edu/event/epic-expo/
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SUMMARY:Artist & Lecture Series Presents Yumi Kurosawa
DESCRIPTION:An inventive\, seemingly cosmopolitan composer mesmerizing audiences on the 20-string koto. Yumi Kurosawa is an award-winning koto star from a young age\, one of today’s most exciting soloists on Japan’s national instrument. Her solo repertoire includes classical Japanese compositions\, as well as her own innovative and enchanting original works. She has played on such stages as Carnegie Hall\, the Kennedy Center\, the Apollo Theater\, and the Blue Note. Kurosawa has been a principal soloist with the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra\, the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra\, the Orchestra of the Swan in the UK\, and the Houston Grand Opera. In 2015\, she was commissioned to write an original score for the Houston Ballet. This past season saw their debut tour\, and they dazzled audiences at Bucknell University\, Eastman School of Music\, Reston Community Center\, and the University of Vermont. The National Gallery of Art had also commissioned Kurosawa to create a piece especially for their exhibition “The Life of Animals in Japanese Art.” “Yumi Kurosawa was mesmerizing on the 20-string koto.” Zachary Woolfe\, The New York Times. Free admission but ticket required. Tickets can be obtained at earlhamcollegeevents.eventbrite.com or 765-983-1316. This event is sponsored by the Performing Artist and Lecture Series. Masks required\, vaccination preferred.
URL:https://earlham.edu/event/artist-lecture-series-presents-yumi-kurosawa/
LOCATION:Lingle Recital Hall\, 801 National Road West\, Richmond\, IN\, 47374\, United States
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SUMMARY:SAB WinterFest
DESCRIPTION:SAB and the Office of Student Life are bringing back the much-anticipated WinterFest for the Earlham community. Activities include an ice skating rink\, hot chocolate bar\, inflatable games\, photo booth\, and so much more! A wonderland filled with fun awaits\, so don’t miss it.
URL:https://earlham.edu/event/sab-winterfest/
LOCATION:The Heart
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SUMMARY:Artist & Lecture Series Presents Dr. Cornel West
DESCRIPTION:Join Earlham College as they welcome Dr. Cornel West to discuss “The Sublime Legacy of Toni Morrison.” Cornel West is a prominent and provocative democratic intellectual. Dr. Cornel West is the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Chair at Union Theological Seminary. Dr. West teaches on the works of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and courses in Philosophy of Religion\, African American Critical Thought\, and a wide range of subjects –including but by no means limited to the classics\, philosophy\, politics\, cultural theory\, literature\, and music. He is best known for his classics\, Race Matters and Democracy Matters\, and for his memoir\, Brother West: Living and Loving Out Loud. Black Prophetic Fire’s most recent book offers an unflinching look at nineteenth and twentieth-century African American leaders and their visionary legacies. Dr. West is a frequent guest on the Bill Maher Show\, CNN\, C-Span\, and Democracy Now. Dr. West has a passion for communicating to a wide variety of publics to keep alive the legacy of Martin Luther King\, Jr. – a legacy of telling the truth and bearing witness to love and justice. This event is free and open to the public. The Performing Artist Lecture Fund sponsors this event. Masks required\, vaccination preferred.
URL:https://earlham.edu/event/artist-lecture-series-presents-dr-cornel-west/
LOCATION:Carpenter Goddard Auditorium
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SUMMARY:Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Celebration with Benjamin Crump
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day\, Earlham College\, Indiana University East\, and the Richmond NAACP will host renowned civil rights and personal injury attorney Benjamin Crump. Crump has worked on some of the most high-profile cases in the US\, representing the families of Trayvon Martin\, Michael Brown\, and Stephon Clark\, among others. He will sit down with Womai Song\, an Assistant Professor of African and African-American Studies and Assistant Professor of History at Earlham\, to reflect on King’s legacy in the context of the challenges we continue to face today. \nThrough a steadfast dedication to justice and service\, renowned civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump has established himself as one of the nation’s foremost lawyers and advocates for social justice\, earning the nickname “Black America’s Attorney General.” His legal acumen has ensured that those marginalized in American society are protected by their nation’s contract with its constituency.This event is free and open to the public but registration is required. Please register at ecmlkcelebration2022.eventbrite.com
URL:https://earlham.edu/event/dr-martin-luther-king-jr-celebration-with-benjamin-crump/
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