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Beat Calendar 3/13-3/17

Monday, March 13



Good Goods

When: 7:30 PM

Where: CMFT

What: Come see Acting Company 48 perform “Good Goods,” a 2012 drama about siblings with a powerful connection to the past.


Tuesday, March 14


Good Goods

When: 7:30 PM

Where: CMFT

What: Come see Acting Company 48 perform “Good Goods,” a 2012 drama about siblings with a powerful connection to the past.


Broadview Lecture Series: The Making of a Principal Dancer in the World of Classical Ballet

Where: ADM 1001 (Buffer Room)

When: 4:30 PM

What: Ted T. Kivett talks about his journey as a principal ballet dancer.


Orestes

When: 7:30 PM

Where: CMFT

What: Come see Acting Company 48 perform “Orestes,” a classic tragedy about a pair of desperate siblings trying to end the cycle of murder and revenge that has made their family famous for 2,500 years.


Photography Lecture, Jasper Soloff

When: 2 PM

Where: Purchase Bookstore

What: Join Jasper Soloff, an LA based photographer and director, who will come talk about his work.


Wednesday, March 15


Good Goods

When: 7:30 PM

Where: CMFT

What: Come see Acting Company 48 perform “Good Goods,” a 2012 drama about siblings with a powerful connection to the past.


FMS Screening

When: 7 PM

Where: CMFT 0065

What: Come watch a film presented by the Cinema Studies faculty.


Thursday, March 16


FMS Screening

When: 7 PM

Where: CMFT 0065

What: Come watch a film presented by the Cinema Studies faculty.


Orestes

When: 7:30 PM

Where: CMFT

What: Come see Acting Company 48 perform “Orestes,” a classic tragedy about a pair of desperate siblings trying to end the cycle of murder and revenge that has made their family famous for 2,500 years.


Friday, March 17


SPRING BREAK!!


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