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Sondheim@90@Williams - 2 For 1
Pay $3 to see both plays!In celebration of the 90th birthday of Stephen Sondheim ’50, the Department of Theatre, Department of Music, and Cap & Bells are collaborating on a festival of performance and scholarship surrounding Sondheim’s work in musical theatre, and his legacy to the generations of artists (including other Williams alumni) who followed. THEATRE DEPARTMENT presents OUR TIME: A PLAY ABOUT WILLIAMS by Ilya Khodosh ’08, directed by Omar Sangare The Theatre Department is pleased to present a new stage work, set at Williams College during the time when Sondheim was an undergraduate, which explores the history, mythology and identity of this institution. The play, written by Ilya Khodosh ’08 and directed by Omar Sangare, will dramatize pivotal moments through which Williams became itself; how it both evolves and remains constant; and how it has confronted privilege, the promise of liberal arts education, and the American dream. Performance Dates/Times: March 5, 7, 12, 13, 14 @ 7:30pm CAP & BELLS presents A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Hugh Wheeler March 6, 8 @ 7:30pm March 7, 8 @ 3pm Sondheim@90@Williams - 1 Play
Choose one play for $3 per ticket.In celebration of the 90th birthday of Stephen Sondheim ’50, the Department of Theatre, Department of Music, and Cap & Bells are collaborating on a festival of performance and scholarship surrounding Sondheim’s work in musical theatre, and his legacy to the generations of artists (including other Williams alumni) who followed. THEATRE DEPARTMENT presents OUR TIME: A PLAY ABOUT WILLIAMS by Ilya Khodosh ’08, directed by Omar Sangare The Theatre Department is pleased to present a new stage work, set at Williams College during the time when Sondheim was an undergraduate, which explores the history, mythology and identity of this institution. The play, written by Ilya Khodosh ’08 and directed by Omar Sangare, will dramatize pivotal moments through which Williams became itself; how it both evolves and remains constant; and how it has confronted privilege, the promise of liberal arts education, and the American dream. Performance Dates/Times: March 5, 7, 12, 13, 14 @ 7:30pm CAP & BELLS presents A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Hugh Wheeler March 6, 8 @ 7:30pm March 7, 8 @ 3pm |
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