| Fri,
Sept 29, noon, Cate Square
Brown Bag Lunch |
 Free
concert featuring the SLU Jazz Ensemble
Official kickoff of Fanfare 2000 |
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Fri, Sept
29, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
Daniel Weeks, Tenor |
On the faculty of the University of Louisville
Doctorate of Performance from the Conservatory of Music at the University
of Cincinnati
Metropolitan Opera National Finalist |
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Sun, Oct
1, 3pm, First Christian Church
Jure Rozman, Piano |
Piano soloist with the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra
Currently affiliated with Mozarteum Conservatory of Music in Salzburg,
Austria |
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Mon, Oct
2, 7pm, Palace Theatre, Hammond
Fanfare
Flick
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Free screening of Angela's Ashes
directed by Alan Parker |
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Wed, Oct
4, 2pm, Music Recital Hall
Evangeline
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Southeastern
film expert William Parrill discusses and shows an important silent film
made in Louisiana, starring Dolores de Rio. |
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Oct 4-Nov
10, Clark Hall Gallery & Sims Library
Fire:
Louisiana Hot Glass
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More than 20 of the state’s finest blown glass artists
Opening reception: Wed, Oct
4, 4-7pm, both locations |
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Oct 4-Nov
10, Sims Library
The
Blue Dog
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Screen printer Thom Barlow, who prints George Rodrigue's Blue Dog prints.
Opening reception: Wed, Oct
4, 4-7pm |
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Wed, Oct
4, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
SLU
Music Ballet
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Being created to commemorate SLU's 75th Anniversary
Composed, choreographed and directed by Southeastern Performing Arts faculty |
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Fri, Oct
6, 7:30pm; Sat, Oct 7, 2pm, Pottle Aud.
Missoula
Children's Theatre: Rumplestiltskin
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Professional company that utilizes over 100 local aspiring child actors |
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Sat, Oct
7, 6pm, downtown Hammond
Jazz
Downtown
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Free concert featuring the SLU Jazz Ensemble, New Leviathan Oriental Fox
Trot Orchestra and Bruce Daigrepont Cajun Band |
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Sun, Oct
8, 1-5pm, downtown Hammond
Gallery
Stroll
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Jazz brunches in beautiful downtown Hammond
Areas artists on display throughout historic district
Live music, special activities for children |
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Sun, Oct
8, 3pm, First Baptist Church
Cheryl
& Friends
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Concert featuring local organist, Cheryl Brothers |
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Mon, Oct
9, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
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One-man play featuring John Maxwell as William Faulkner |
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Wed, Oct
11, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
Club
Swing: Five by Design
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A 1940s instrumental and vocal retrospective
Willis Delony, guest conductor |
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Thurs, Oct
12, 7:30pm, University Center
 Frank
McCourt |
Pulitzer Prize winning author of Angela's Ashes and 'Tis
Featured on the Today Show and CBS Sunday Morning |
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Fri, Oct
13, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
Empire
Brass
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North America's finest brass quintet
Featured on CBS Good Morning America, NBC Today Show |
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Sat, Oct
14, 2pm., Pottle Auditorium
Theatreworks
USA: Charlotte's Web
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Professional company that specializes in children's productions |
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Sun, Oct
15, 3pm, First Methodist Church
Kammermusik
String Quartet
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World renowned youth string quartet from Ontario, Canada
Will perform three residencies in area high schools |
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Mon, Oct
16, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
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California based all female African-American a cappela choir
Perform gospel, field hollers and slave tunes
Will do a local school residency |
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Tues, Oct
17, 7pm, Pottle Auditorium
Wade
Heaton
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Lecture, "The Toga: It's Not Just Clothing, It's A Concept" |
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Tues, Oct
17, 7:30pm, Borden Theatre
Ballet
Stars of Moscow
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A stellar company of classical Russian dancers led by the ballet master
from the Bolshoi Ballet |
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Wed, Oct
18, 2pm, Pottle Auditorium
 Joan
Vail Thorne |
Former Southeastern Lab School grad, turned playwright
Most recent New York production, The Exact Center of the Universe,based
on real characters from the Hammond area. Much critical acclaim! |
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Wed, Oct
18, 6:30pm, Hammond Library
Denise
Tullier-Holly & Howard Nichols
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Art educator and artist Denise Tullier-Holly and historian Howrd Nichols
present a multi-media lecture on "The Columbia Theatre: Turning the Past
into the Future |
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Thurs, Oct
19, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
Danielle
de Niese, Soprano
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21-year-old diva already performing at the Metropolitan Opera in New York
Will present a local school residency |
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Fri, Oct
20, 9am-4:30pm, Sweet Home Baptist Church, Kentwood, La.
Sweet
Home Folklife Days
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Traditional craft demonstrations, gospel music, homemade root beer, special
desserts |
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Fri, Oct
20, 2pm, Music Recital Hall
David
Norwood
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Southeastern physicist David Norwood answers the questions "What is a Laser
Anyway? |
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Sat, Oct
21, 2pm, Pottle Auditorium
Garry
Krinsky: Toying with Science
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Animated children's performance which demonstrates various laws of physics
in a circus-like manner |
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Mon, Oct
23, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
SLU
Chamber Orchestra
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Led by Southeastern violinist and professor Yakov Voldman
A program of American music by Bernstein, Hovanes, Barber, Gershwin and
Sousa. |
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Tues, Oct
24, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
 Bimbetta |
Five-female comical vocal group presents Baroque music in an appealing
and accessible manner
Performing a mini-concert for local school children |
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Wed, Oct
25, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
 Quartetto
Gelato |
Humorous Canadian string quartet which performs classical pieces as well
as familiar standards such as Oh, Danny Boy and O Sole Mio |
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Thurs, Oct
26, 2pm, Music Recital Hall
Toys
& Art Playground
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Panel discussion featuring Southeastern sculptors Roy Blackwood and Gary
Keown focusing on the influence childhood toys have on an artist's creations |
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Thurs, Oct
26, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
SLU
Wind Symphony
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Led by Southeastern Director of Bands Glen Hemberger, the Wind Symphony
presents an "American Salute"
renowned euphonium soloist Brian Bowman and pianist Willis Delony
Southeastern choirs perform Battle Hymn of the Republic |
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Thurs/Fri,
Oct 26-27, 7:30pm, Borden Theatre
Danceworks:
Unicorn
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Choreographed by Southeastern dance program director Martie Fellom |
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Fri, Oct
27, 2pm, Pottle Auditorium
Masked
Marvels and Wondertales
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Entertaining children's production featuring dance, storytelling and acting
All masks created by Mr. Cooper |
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Sat, Oct
28, 7:30pm, Borden Theatre
Alabama
Shakespeare Festival:
Fair & Tender Ladies |
A new southern American play based on best selling novel by Lee Smith
The play was created at ASF in Montgomery, Ala. |
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Sun, Oct
29, 7:30pm, University Center
Picnic
'n Pops
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We are urging Rotary to utilize the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra plus
a guest performer for this ever-popular event |
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Mon, Oct
30, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
Le
Trio Gershwin
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Three Frenchmen from Paris perform classic Gershwin on piano, violin and
guitar |
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Tues, Oct
31, 2pm, Pottle Auditorium
Christine
Wiltz
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Author of the biography The Last Madam illustrating the life of
Norma Wallace, the politically savvy brothel madam from the French Quarter
Book signing will proceed the lecture |
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Wed, Nov
1, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditoriium
Eileen
Ivers
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Original fiddler from Riverdance and seven-time National Fiddling Champion
of Ireland
Featured on CBS Sunday Morning |
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Thur, Nov
2, 7:30pm, Pottle Auditorium
Copland
Centennial Concert
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Southeastern music faculty gala featuring works of Aaron Copland |
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Monday,
Nov 6, 2pm, Student Union Theatre
 Ursula
Goodenough |
Professor of Biology at Washington University, one of America's leading
cell biologists
Matheny Lecture on Science and Religion
Author of The Sacred Depths of Nature |
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Tuesdays,
3:30pm, Music Recital Hall
Fanfare
films
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Oct
3: La vita e bella
Oct
10: Run, Lola, Run
Oct
17: Marius et Jeanette
Oct
24: Tango |
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Thurs, Oct
12, 4pm; Sat, Oct 28, 10am, Hammond Library
Storytime
with Miss Karen
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Karen Plauche makes books come alive for children. |
