“This play has no social message. It is a silly farce with lots of laughs, but it seems to me in today’s world we could all use an evening of levity and laughter.”
Tag: performance
Exhibit raises awareness during Sexual Assault Awareness Month
We engaged the community to share their stories,” Allen said.
Twelfth Annual ASU Student Scholar Days begins April 10
This event will showcase the exceptional caliber of work done by undergraduates in various academic departments.
Zacheis Planetarium free movies continue through spring semester
As always, admission is free for everyone, just check in at the front desk.
Seed to Seed Library at Nielsen Library opens March 25
You are not required to return the seeds, but are encouraged to harvest seeds that do well, and donate them back to the library during out annual Community Seed Exchange, on the last Saturday in January.
Woodwired to perform at Adams State on March 14
They perform contemporary and classical music, creating upbeat, fresh sounds that represent a fusion of jazz, classical, and pop genres.
An entirely new way to view theatre staged at Adams State
“If you don’t enjoy what you are watching, wait two minutes and another completely different play will begin.”
ASU Civic Engagement Office will host Place Based Service-Learning
Joe Brooks, international expert on PBS-L, will facilitate several events around this topic.
Powers to present on Cold War
While here, he will deliver a public lecture about the Cold War, the U-2 Incident, and the controversy that surrounded his father, U.S. pilot Francis Gary Powers.
Saxophone guest artist in concert at Adams State on February 18
Equally adept at classical and jazz, Shults’ recital will open with works by Faure, Bonneau, and Demersseman, accompanied by Cheryl Shults, piano, and close with jazz standards and originals, in collaboration with the ASU jazz combo.
