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Let’s Talk and Improv about Sex: Theatre of Public Policy Rescheduled Event

9 May 2019

The Theatre of Public Policy Event: “Let’s Talk (and Improv) About Sex!” is Rescheduled (originally April 10) for this Wednesday, May 15 in Kracum Hall from 8-10PM.
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Blackout Improv Performs with Cujokra

3 May 2019

This Saturday, May 4, Blackout Improv hosts two workshops: 3pm-4pm and 4pm-5pm in Weitz 172. Later, Cujokra opens for Blackout Improv in Kracum Hall at 8pm.
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Bach + Ballet

4 April 2019

Oratory Bach Ensemble and Minnesota Dance Theatre join forces to bring Bach’s ST. JOHN PASSION to Kracum Performance Hall on Saturday, April 6 at 7:00 p.m.
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Coexistence in Medieval Spain

12 February 2019

Rose Ensemble mini-residency highlights confluences and influences in the music of Jewish, Muslim and Christian faiths
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Zenon Dance residency spotlights tight-knit Twin Cities dance community

4 January 2019

Four-day teaching residency will be capped with a performance on Friday, January 11
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Exploring the Ethics of Health Care

10 May 2018

Carleton welcomes Jon Hallberg’s celebrated Hippocrates Cafe to the Weitz Theater on May 14.
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New Director of the Perlman Teaching Museum Named

20 June 2017

The College has named Jeff Rathermel, currently the Artistic Director of Minnesota Center for Book Arts, as the new Director and Curator of the Perlman Teaching Museum.
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Creativity in Action talk with Dominique Serrand

4 April 2017

Celebrated theatre artist Dominique Serrand of The Moving Company and Theatre de la Jeune Lune holds an informal conversation about his work and career on Thursday, April 6th at noon.
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SPCO and Jonathan Biss present: Ludwig van Beethoven in dialogue with Sally Beamish

20 January 2017

This Friday Jan 20th 8:00pm to 9:30pm., celebrated pianist Jonathan Biss joins The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra at the Chapel for the second installment in the Beethoven/5 project, a major commissioning project pairing five newly composed piano concertos alongside the Beethoven concertos that inspired them.
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TEST PILOT tells Wright Brothers’ story with dance, music, video

14 September 2016

Friday, September 16 at 8:00 p.m., the Weitz Theater will host a performance of TEST PILOT, a chamber dance opera conceived, written and directed by choreographer Penelope Freeh and composer Jocelyn Hagen. (click headline to read more)
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