Berea College Music Department Schedule 2000-01
All events in Gray Auditorium except where indicated
For additional information, contact the Music Department at 859-985-3463

• Tuesday, Oct. 3 Berea College Band Pops Concert 7 p.m.
  Woods-Penniman Commons
• Tuesday, Oct. 24 Berea College Concert Choir 8 p.m.
  Union Church
• Friday, Nov. 10 General Student Recital 8 p.m.
• Tuesday, Nov. 14 Wind Ensemble/Jazz Ensemble 7 p.m.
• Friday, Nov. 17 Jazz Ensemble 7 p.m.
  Woods-Penniman Commons
• Saturday, Nov. 18 Black Music Ensemble 1 p.m.
  Homecoming Concert
  Phelps Stokes Chapel
• Sunday, Dec. 3 Messiah: Millennial Performance 7:30 p.m.
  Union Church
• Sunday, Jan. 28 A Festival of Hymns 7:30 p.m.
  Union Church
• Friday, Feb. 23 Music Faculty Recital 8 p.m.
• Sunday, March 11 Foothills Trio 3 p.m.
• Friday, April 20 General Student Recital 8 p.m.
• Sunday, April 22 Black Music Ensemble 3 p.m.
• Wednesday, April 25 Labor Day Pops Concert 7 p.m.
  Crossroads Cafe Patio
• Sunday, May 6 Berea College Concert Choir 3 p.m.
  Berea Baptist Church
• Tuesday, May 15 Wind Ensemble/Jazz Ensemble 8 p.m.

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Berea College 2000-01 Convocations - Music Events
All events will take place in Phelps Stokes Chapel unless otherwise indicated; admission is free
For additional information contact John Crowden at 859-985-3171

Thursday, Sept. 14 8 p.m.
THE CAMPBELL BROTHERS, with Katie Jackson and Denise Brown
("sacred steel"- style guitar ensemble with gospel vocals)

Friday, Oct. 6 8 p.m.
TLEN-HUICANI, traditional music ensemble from Veracruz, Mexico
A Stephenson Memorial Concert, presented as part of the Semester Focus on Mexico/Central America

Thursday, Oct. 12 8 p.m.
ROSALIE SORRELS, folksinger/story-teller
The Craft Memorial Concert.

Thursday, Dec. 7 8 p.m.
A SCOTTISH CHRISTMAS, featuring Scottish fiddler BONNIE RIDEOUT
A Stephenson Memorial Concert

Thursday, March 1 8 p.m.
JITRO, Czechoslovak Girls' Choir
A Stephenson Memorial Concert presented as part of the Semester Focus on Central Europe

Tuesday, April 3 8 p.m.
NEXUS, global music master percussionists
A Stephenson Memorial Concert

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Theatre

Berea College Theatre Laboratory Season 2000-01
All performances will be in the Jelkyl Drama Center at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5 except where noted.
For additional information contact Dr. Albert DeGiacomo, director, at 859-985-3326

Nov. 10-11; 15-18
LOOK HOMEWARD, ANGEL
8 p.m. McGaw Theatre
comedy-drama by Ketti Frings, from the novel by Thomas Wolfe, directed by Albert DeGiacomo
An authentic American (Appalachian) classic, this powerful and vital play captures the sardonic humor and the grief, both private and universal, of Wolfe's novel about a youth coming to age (in Asheville, N.C.) Concentrating on the last third of Wolfe's story, the play vividly portrays Eugene Gant, his mother who is obsessed by her material holdings and who maintains barriers against the love of her family, the father -- a stonecutter imprisoned by his failures, and the brother who never breaks away.
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the New York Critics' Award as best play of the season (1957).

Dec. 1-3
TAKE TEN: AN EVENING OF TEN MINUTE PLAYS, directed by Phil English.
8 p.m., Musser Theatre
Recommended for adult audiences.

Jan. 24-27
THE GRANDPARENTS PROJECT: original plays by Berea College playwriting students
7 p.m., Musser Theatre, free admission Contact 859-985-3326 for more information

Feb. 9-10; 14-17
PTERODACTYLS
8 p.m., McGaw Theatre
comedy by Nicky Silver, directed by Cara Brown
Dysfunction takes on new meaning with the Duncan family. We laught throughout, as we watch the family disintegrate, and finally realize the seeds of this dysfunction lie within us all.

April 14-15
MORE MONOLOGUE MADNESS, directed by Phil English
8 p.m., Musser Theatre, free admission

April 20-21; 25-28
THE MEMORANDUM
a play by Vaclav Havel
directed by Richard Sears
The Orwellian gem is set in a model political bureaucracy where a harassed manager unwittingly authorizes an experiment that will introduce a new bureaucratic jargon to supplant the popular language and expedite regimentation. The fellow who engineered the scheme now bypasses his manager and becomes manager himself. The results of the new jargon are ludicrous -- nobody is able to translate the new directives. The former manager fights back from his night-watchman job to regain his previous eminence, only to encounter a still newer gibberish designed to supplant the last one.

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2000-01 Convocations - Dramatic Performances
All events will take place in Phelps Stokes Chapel unless otherwise indicated; admission is free
For additional information contact John Crowden at 859-985-3171

Thursday, Nov. 2 8 p.m.
LEGACY OF GALILEO, one-man show performed by Roy Henderson
play written by Rusty Bynum
The William J. Hutchins Lecture Presentation

Thursday, Jan. 25 8 p.m.
REMNANTS, a voice play about surviving the Holocaust
written and performed by Henry Greenspan
The Carter G. Woodson Convocation

Thursday, Feb. 8 8 p.m.
WOMYM WITH WINGS, examines the struggles of womynhood
choreopoem by James H. Chapmyn
Sponsored by the Black Cultural Center and Black History Month Task Force

Thursday, March 8 8 p.m.
STORIES WAITING TO BE TOLD, one-woman show about Asian/Asian-American women, written and performed by Jude Narita
A Women's History Month event

Thursday, April 26 8 p.m.
Pamela Ross in CARRENO, one-woman drama and piano performance about 19th century pianist Teresa Carreno
A Stephenson Memorial Concert

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Dance
Berea College Dance Events 2000-01
Admission is free of charge unless otherwise indicated
For additional information contact Susan Spalding, director of dance programs, at 859-985-3142

Thursday, Sept. 31 Country Dancers Street Dance 7-9 p.m.
Boone Tavern, Main Street

Saturday, Oct. 14 Country Dancers Crafts Fair Performance afternoon
Indian Fort Theatre

Thursday, Nov. 2 Berea Dances! (dance variety) 8 p.m.
Old Seabury Gym

Saturday, Nov. 18 Country Dancer Alumni Reunion Dance 2-4 p.m.
Seabury Dance Studio

December 26-Jan. 1 Christmas Country Dance School
Seabury Center (tuition $160)

Saturday, March 24 Mountain Folk Dance Festival
-Morris Tour, Boone Tavern 6:15 p.m.
-Gala Dance Dance, Old Seabury Gym 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, April 5 Country Dancer Performance 8 p.m.
Old Seabury Gym

Tuesday, April 24 Country Dancer Street Dance 7:30 p.m. Boone Tavern, Main Street

Thursday-Sat., May 3-5 Kinetic Expressions (Modern Dance) 8 p.m.
Jelkyl Drama Center ($5 general admission)

Saturday, May 12 Spring Crafts Fair Performance 2 p.m.
Indian Fort Theatre