Events for August 2018
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Wednesday, August 1st
Midwest Institute of Opera Presents: Opera and Song at the Gallery
For additional information contact John Koch (309)438-2472
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Thursday, August 2nd
Midwest Institute of Opera Presents: The Pirates of Penzance
For additional information contact John Koch (309)438-2472 Tickets are sold at the door day of event only.
Henry V by William Shakespeare
Young Hal of Shakespeare's Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2 sits upon the long sought-after throne of England. Now as King Henry, his sights are set on grander goals across the channel.
Friday, August 3rd
String Project Concert
For additional information contact Dr. Adriana Ransom (309)438-8009
Midwest Institute of Opera presents: Les Contes D’Hoffman (The Tales of Hoffman)
For additional information contact John Koch (309)438-2472 Tickets are sold at the door day of performance only.
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
Saturday, August 4th
Midwest Institute of Opera Presents: The Pirates of Penzance
For additional information contact John Koch (309)438-2472 Tickets are sold at the door day of event only.
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
Sunday, August 5th
Midwest Institute of Opera Presents: Les Contes D’Hoffman (The Tales of Hoffman)
For additional information contact John Koch (309)438-2472 Tickets are sold at the door day of performance only.
Monday, August 6th
The King’s Face by Steven Young
Attend a free performance of the The King’s Face, a one-act, 80-minute play that is loosely based on the true story of Prince Hal, the son of King Henry IV of England. The Prince has been shot in the face with an arrow at the battle of Shrewsbury in 1403 and the resulting wound threatens his life and the future of the realm.
Tuesday, August 7th
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Wednesday, August 8th
The Improvised Shakespeare Company
This wildly creative ensemble performs a fully-improvised Shakespearean masterpiece right before your eyes. Based upon audience suggestions, nothing is planned-out, rehearsed, or written. All of the dialogue is spontaneous as are the characters and the story!
Thursday, August 9th
The Merry Wives of Windsor by William Shakespeare
The disreputable, but lovable, Falstaff is in rare form in Shakespeare’s most farcical play.
Saturday, August 11th
Public workshop with william cordova
Join artist william cordova at the Bloomington Farmers' Market to make a collaborative sculpture that will be included in his upcoming solo exhibition at University Galleries.
Shakespeare in Love by Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman; adapted by Lee Hall
This award-winning screenplay, co-written by Tom Stoppard, the most celebrated British playwright of a generation, has been exquisitely adapted for the stage.
Tuesday, August 21st
MUS110 Convocation Hour
For additional information contact the music office (309)438-7631
Wednesday, August 22nd
School of Art Reception and Meet & Greet for Incoming Graduate Students
The School of Art is hosting a Reception and Meet & Greet for the incoming graduate students.
Sunday, August 26th
Cancelled: Charles W. Bolen Faculty Recital: Daniel Schuetz, counter tenor and guests
For additional information contact Daniel Schuetz (309)438-2443
Monday, August 27th
Jury Recognition Recital
For additional information contact Dr. David Collier (309)438-8022
Tuesday, August 28th
Advisement Convocation Hour – Music Education
For additional information contact Phil Hash (309)438-8372
Advisement Convocation Hour – Music Education
For additional information contact Phil Hash (309)438-8372
Wednesday, August 29th
Guest Artist Lecture for music majors: Randy Greenwell
For additional information contact Dr. Tony Marinello (309)438-1702
Thursday, August 30th
Research Colloquium Lecture and Book Signing – Martin Patrick
Lecture and Book Signing "Across the Art/Life Divide: Performance, Subjectivity, and Social Practice in Contemporary Art"
Lecture and book signing by Martin Patrick
Art critic, historian, and writer Martin Patrick will offer a free public lecture and will sign copies of his new book.