Welcome supporters and lovers of theater and plays! This is the sixth year of Chautauqua’s Young Playwrights Project and it remains the cornerstone of our Arts Education programs, as it truly helps us live out our mission to explore the best in human values with some of the most important humans we know — Chautauqua County students and teachers.
It takes so many people to make this project happen and I would like to thank the teachers, staff members, actors, director, family members and donors that make it all possible.
While in this festival we see 11 plays by 11 playwrights, I want to recognize that more than 200 young playwrights were brave enough to put ideas on paper — ideas that were worthy of sharing with the world.
An informal presentation on the art and science of classical dancing, a lecture/demonstration is a fun and accessible introduction to ballet. Specific exercises that develop jumping, turning, partnering, lifting, and dancing on pointe are demonstrated and explained. Throughout, excerpts from Danc...
Fabulous production of Cuentos: Tales from the Latinx World
This program is offered to our CHQ Assembly audience by way of a Chautauqua Arts Education partnership with David Gonzalez.
About Chautauqua Institution: Chautauqua Institution is a community on the shores of Chautauqua Lake in southwe...
Finding North is a one-man play drawn from historical research and oral histories that brings to the stage powerful stories of the yearning, sacrifices and dreams of the African-American Underground Railroad hero John P. Parker, as well as contemporary American immigrants. Performed by Daniel Car...