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PRN Day at Allerton Protecting Our Land, Water, and Wildlife: a 50th Anniversary Celebration of Stewardship Join us at the Allerton Music Barn in Monticello for the PRN Day at Allerton! In 1967, a walk in the Allerton woods sparked a stewardship campaign to save the Sangamon River from a proposed dam. Fifty years of stewardship later, PRN board, staff, members, and friends are celebrating the protection of the river and these beautiful woods. Join us for a day of…
I am auditing the class "Where the Arts Meet Physics" taught by physics professor Smitha Vishveshwara. We are moving toward an exhibit of our projects to be hosted at Krannert Art Museum April 13-20, 2017. The universe is an extraordinary place. At the cosmic scale, the universe expands, galaxies form and swirl around their centers, stars ignite into being and undergo fiery deaths, massive objects set off gravitational ripples in space-time. At the planetary scale, Newtonian mechanics dictates the path…
Sleep Deprivation Chamber by Adam P. and Adrienne Kennedy The Station Theatre March 23 - April 8 All performances at 8pm THE PLAY In this autobiographical drama, a broken taillight leads to the brutal beating of a highly educated, middle-class black man by a policeman in suburban Virginia. The Kennedys interweave the trial of the victimized son (accused of assaulting the offending officer) with the mother’s poignant letters in his defense and her remembrances of growing up in the 1940s,…
HE FOLLOWS by Sofia Fey a play in one-act We take a journey with Tsuki, a girl plagued with a cartoon-like demon (Hiru), who tries to control her. Will he succeed?
by Charles Schulz. Parkland College, December 1-11 I've focused on the final words from Linus' speech, "good will toward men" and would do a 2016 revision of the language to say, "good will towards people, animals and nature." It's really telling that Charlie Brown uses the word "depressed" to describe how he is feeling in the midst of the commercialism he sees around him. Snoopy's Christmas decorations don't lift his spirit. Sally's long list to Santa doesn't lift his spirit.…
A great big THANK YOU to Nicole Anderson Cobb for writing an article on The Gun Play(s) Series that you can find in the July/August 2017 issue of The Dramatist Magazine! ************* The Celebration Company at the Station Theater is proud to announce the Gun Play(s) Series that will feature ten 10-minute plays about gun violence in America throughout its 45th season. Four years ago Nicole Anderson-Cobb, PhD put out a call for playwrights to respond to gun violence in…