Category — Announcements

As you know, there’s lots going on this week… [Read more →]

I am taking theater class and on tuesday at 4:10, Golf the musical will be playing during class. It is free and if anyone needs it for their review or just want to see it, come to the Mason Hall (23rd building) at 4:10 on Tuesday. The show is an hour long.

On Wednesday we’ll by joined at 2:30 by Prof. Jeffrey Bussolini, of the College of Staten Island, who is going to be talking with us about Dr. Atomic. We will finish class early, I do not anticipate us going past 4pm.

We’ll be seeing Dr. Atomic at the Metropolitan Opera in the evening at 8pm. The show goes until 11:25. The opera is in two acts with one intermission.

I missed reading your voices during the time we were off-line. It is good to have you all coming back on-line. I know, it’s kind of goofy, but still, I’m allowed to be goofy. I’m looking forward to seeing you in person on Wednesday, too. -Zoe

You’ll notice in the ‘blogroll’ section in the left column of the blog that I’ve added links to the theater sites that Eric Krebs discussed. I also added a link to the recent ‘Cheap Seats’ article from the NYTimes. 

On a different note I received an announcement from the Baruch Performing Arts Center that they’re having two performances on October 30 with Bobby Sanabria and the Heritage Jazz Ensemble. This is a really special event. Not only for the Heritage Jazz group but also because Bobby Sanabria is a terrific musician, he does a lot of Afro-Cuban music and Latin jazz among other things – infectious and powerful stuff. Tickets are free for Baruch students and I encourage you to take advantage. More info here.