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Shakespeare & Company presents ‘I’ll Be Thine, Valentine: Romeo and Juliet’
Shakespeare & Company presents two performances of “I’ll Be Thine, Valentine: Romeo and Juliet.”
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Black Hair + Storytelling as a Form of Social Activism
St. Clair Detrick Jules will discuss her journey photographing and interviewing 101 Black women with natural hair.
Alumni & Friends Virtual Book Club
Join the Alumni & Friends Book Club on Thursday, March 23, as we honor Women's History Month. Clark's University Librarian, Laura Robinson, will lead us through a discussion about the […]
Music Worcester Presents Katharine Dain, Soprano
Katharine Dain, soprano, with Sam Armstrong, piano, will perform works by Messiaen, Debussy, and more. Clark students, faculty, and staff can reserve free tickets through Music Worcester.
Digital Bomarzo: Gallery Talk and Exhibition Opening
The so-called “Orc” or “Hell Mouth” dining cave carved from a rock outcropping, ca. 1550s-60s, Bomarzo, Italy Digital Bomarzo Study of a Renaissance Designed Landscape The Sacro Bosco, Bomarzo, […]
Yelena Beriyeva Faculty Recital: A Soul Behind A Frame
Yelena Beriyeva, Distinguished Artist in Piano and Director of Chamber Ensembles at Clark, will perform a solo recital.
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Clark University Ensembles: ‘Sound Casserole’
The Clark University Concert Band and Clark University Jazz Workshop join together to bring you a “Sound Casserole.” This concert will be livestreamed.
V&PA Presents ‘Small Mouth Sounds’
Clark actors will give voice to “Small Mouth Sounds,” a play by Bess Wohl, during four performances Feb. 24–26. Directed by Lyndsey Hawkes ’19.
V&PA Presents ‘Small Mouth Sounds’
Clark actors will give voice to “Small Mouth Sounds,” a play by Bess Wohl, during four performances Feb. 24–26. Directed by Lyndsey Hawkes ’19.
Environmental Science presents screening of ‘SEED: The Untold Story’
Defend the future of our food — join us for a screening of “SEED: The Untold Story.”
‘Black Panther’ — Part 1 of a Black History Month Double Feature
“Black Panther” highlights Afrofuturism, a cultural aesthetic that combines science-fiction, history, and fantasy to explore the African American experience and connect those from the Black diaspora with their forgotten African ancestry.
‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ — Part 2 of a Black History Month Double Feature
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” explores the real-world concept of Afro-Futurism: a cultural aesthetic that combines science-fiction, history, and fantasy to examine the African-American experience and connect those from the Black diaspora with their forgotten African ancestry.
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