Arts / Theater / Dance

Recorder/Paul Franz Elves vs Dwarves

Middle Earth comes to Mohawk

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

The old movie term “cast of thousands” comes to mind while watching the choreographed battle scenes and musical numbers being performed during rehearsals for Mohawk’s annual all-school play “The Hobbit,” which opens Friday, March 8. But this year’s show goes beyond the 100 or so students who will be on stage: It also represents training sessions from professional actors, collaboration … 0

“Every Year, Every Day, I am Walking,” an award-winning play inspired by the stories of refugee children, has been performed around Africa, and in Europe, Asia and South America. It will premiere in the United States at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst’s Rand Theater.

‘Delightful & beautiful’: ‘South African play explores art & the trauma of loss

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

From the Congo, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Barundi and other parts of South Africa, the refugee children told their “Suitcase Stories,” part of an art therapy research project that helped them come to terms with what they’d experienced while walking to Johannesburg, seeking sanctuary The stories told of their journeys, of the lives these children … 0

“Every Year, Every Day, I am Walking,” an award-winning play inspired by the stories of refugee children, has been performed around Africa, and in Europe, Asia and South America. It will premiere in the United States at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst’s Rand Theater.

‘Delightful & beautiful’: South African play explores art & the trauma of loss

Monday, January 28, 2013

From the Congo, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Barundi and other parts of South Africa, the refugee children told their “Suitcase Stories,” part of an art therapy research project that helped them come to terms with what they’d experienced while walking to Johannesburg, seeking sanctuary The stories told of their journeys, of the lives these children … 0

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