September 2–October 12
There to Here, Then and Now looks back over the past 25 years and presents work by artists from some of the gallery director’s favorite exhibitions.

Curator's talk, Thursday Sept 18 4:15, Williams Center 108

Reception Thursday September 18, 5-7 pm

Join Prof. Peleg (Government and Law), Prof. Pribic (Foreign Language and Literatures), and Prof. Sanborn (History) for a panel discussion regarding the recent armed conflict between Russia and Georgia over the region of South Ossetia. Panelists will provide a brief overview of the crisis and will comment on the broader implications of the conflict for geopolitics in the 21st century. Lunch will be provided. Sponsored by International Affairs and Russian & East European Studies.

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

This high intensity Jazzercise class is a cardio-pumping, fat-melting workout. Jazzercise- it's not what you think. Try it. You'll see.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

This toning class will rock your world, blasting every major muscle group. Dumbells and tubing will be utilized to make your muscles scream.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

Praised for reinvigorating the very notion of what a Broadway show could be, this grand and winking love letter to the conventions of musical theater depicts a world wracked by ecological disaster and corporate greed—and a hero who rises to lead the people to freedom! Entertainment Weekly called this hilarious and tuneful 2001 Tony Award winner “inspired, fresh, exuberant, even moving.” Directed and choreographed by Mary Jo Lodge, with vocal direction by Jennifer Kelly.

Casting 10+ men, 6+ women
Lafayette College Theater is committed to color-blind casting. All students are encouraged to audition.
Please read the plays before auditioning. Scripts are available for 24-hour perusal at the Williams Center for the Arts main office, room 132.

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When the civil war in Chad ends, survivors hope that justice will be served against those involved in the genocide. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, however, chooses not to condemn them. Young Atim, whose father was murdered, is ordered by his grandfather to avenge his family. Determined to take revenge, Atim looks for Nassara, his father's torturer. Instead of finding a cold-blooded murder, Atim meets a charitable baker and soon-to-be father. When Nasara asks to adopt him, Atim pretends that he wants to get his father's approval. He brings Nassar to the desert to meet his grandfather

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

This 18-piece tribute band of many of Dizzy’s most loyal band members includes artistic director Slide Hampton, James Moody, and Jimmy Heath, plus a reunion of past Williams Center jazz headliners, as Roy Hargrove, Lewis Nash, and Mulgrew Miller join fellow Williams Center alums Hampton and Heath.

Thelonius Monk Prize–winning vocalist Roberta Gambarini is also featured, as some of the most eloquent voices in American jazz honor the enduring presence of Gillespie’s spirit and genius.