The Citadel Fine Arts Series

Since its inception in 1965, the Fine Arts Series provides the Corps with an introduction to cultural pursuits by presenting a wide variety of programs that have included opera, musical ensembles and soloists, traditional dance groups from around the world, Shakespearean plays and other dramatic presentations. A faculty member chairs this committee which is comprised of faculty, staff, and cadets. These performances are free of charge and will typically take place in Mark Clark Hall's Buyer Auditorium at 6:30pm.. The Regimental Band & Pipes performance in April will be held in McAlister Field House on campus.

2011-2012 schedule

 

 

Tuesday, 20 September 2011

Buyer Auditorium, Mark Clark Hall

 

 

National Players

Of Mice and Men

America's longest running classical touring company, has now reached its 63rd consecutive season of touring. Currently the touring program of Olney Theatre Center for the Arts, National Players has earned a distinctive place in American theater. Committed to the formation of young theatrical talent and audiences, National Players seeks to celebrate the experience of theatergoing by presenting the world's greatest dramatic literature.

From the author of The Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Men marks another National Players classic tale. In this tragic and endearing story, we follow the mismatched friendship of George Milton and Lennie Small, two displaced migrant ranch workers in Depression-Era California. Small George has big dreams and tiny frame, while the large but simple Lennie seeks the comfort of everyday little pleasures. Just as George's dreams seem within reach, his compassion is tested through Lennie's mistakes.

What makes true men and what makes true friends?

National Players
http://www.nationalplayers.org/

 

 

Tuesday, 25 October 2011

Buyer Auditorium, Mark Clark Hall

The Sound of Charleston

Come experience the sound that defines this most charming and historic of cities—jazz, gospel, Gershwin, Gullah, spirituals, Civil War song and colonial era classics from Charleston's Golden Age.

Each Sound of Charleston concert will feature selections that will connect you with the city's more than three century heritage of music, people and events such as—

 * Songs of the Civil War—hear the camp songs from both sides in the city where the first shots were fired.

* Gershwin's Porgy & Bess and Rhapsody in Blue

* Pachelbel's Canon —the famous composer's son, who was also a composer, was a leading musician in colonial America and one of the first organists at St. Philip's Episcopal Church.

 * Charleston's jazz tradition in the true birthplace of the artform

  * Spirituals of the slaves who first came to America out of this city's ports .

http://www.soundofcharleston.com/Home_Page.php

 

Tuesday, 7 February 2012

Buyer Auditorium, Mark Clark Hall

National Players

The Taming of the Shrew

America's longest running classical touring company, has now reached its 63rd consecutive season of touring. Currently the touring program of Olney Theatre Center for the Arts, National Players has earned a distinctive place in American theater. Committed to the formation of young theatrical talent and audiences, National Players seeks to celebrate the experience of theatergoing by presenting the world's greatest dramatic literature.

One of the best-loved "Battle of the Sexes" is back, with a Wild West flare!  Cowboy boots, whips, and lassos give a biting punch to this classic.  Sparring lovers Kate and Petruchio duke it out on the western frontier.  Will they ride off into the sunset or die tryin'?  The verbal duel never stops as National Players presents one of Shakespeare's most popular comedies.  Giddyup!

National Players
http://www.nationalplayers.org/

 

Tuesday, 17 April 2012

McAlister Field House

The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes

When you think of The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes, you usually think of marches and parades. Well, this fine group of cadet musicians has much more in their repertoire, and this is your opportunity to hear them in concert. Under the direction of CDR Mike Alverson, USN (ret.) and CPT Jim Dillahey, the cadets of the regimental band and pipes will present you with selections of varied musical styles- from Broadway to featured soloists to the traditional sounds of Scotland. Mark your calendar as you are sure to enjoy this performance by The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes.

 

 

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