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Select an Event by Theatre Clear Theatre Setting Mitchell Auditorium St. Michaels Church St. Scholastica Theatre Location Clear Location Setting 9:00 am- 2:00 pm Duluth, MN Somers Lounge Type Clear Type Setting Bravo! Theatre Cambiata CSS Student Music Rental Week Clear Week Setting Mon Sep 26, 2016 - Sun Oct 02, 2016 Mon Oct 03, 2016 - Sun Oct 09, 2016 Mon Oct 17, 2016 - Sun Oct 23, 2016 Mon Oct 24, 2016 - Sun Oct 30, 2016 Mon Oct 31, 2016 - Sun Nov 06, 2016 Mon Nov 07, 2016 - Sun Nov 13, 2016 Mon Nov 14, 2016 - Sun Nov 20, 2016 Mon Dec 05, 2016 - Sun Dec 11, 2016 Mon Dec 12, 2016 - Sun Dec 18, 2016 Mon Jan 23, 2017 - Sun Jan 29, 2017 Mon Jan 30, 2017 - Sun Feb 05, 2017 Mon Feb 06, 2017 - Sun Feb 12, 2017 Mon Feb 20, 2017 - Sun Feb 26, 2017 Mon Feb 27, 2017 - Sun Mar 05, 2017 Mon Mar 27, 2017 - Sun Apr 02, 2017 Mon Apr 03, 2017 - Sun Apr 09, 2017 Mon Apr 17, 2017 - Sun Apr 23, 2017 Mon Apr 24, 2017 - Sun Apr 30, 2017 Calendar Clear Calendar Setting 2016 October 2016 November 2016 December 2017 January 2017 February 2017 March 2017 April
Duluth Sister Cities Concert Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Duluth Sister Cities Concert Encounters of the Musical Kind, a second annual concert to celebrate and honor Duluth's five sister-city relationships, will be held Saturday, Oct. 1 in Mitchell Auditorium at The College of St.Scholastica. Under the direction of Sara Thomsen, the concert again will feature talented area musicians who showcase a variety of musical styles. Tickets are now on sale and are available at The Mitchell Box Office, online at spotlight.css.edu or from Board members. Performers will include the Strikepoint Hand Bell Choir, percussionist Jeremy Craycraft, classical baritone Elias Mokole, singer-songwriter Sara Thomsen, hip-hop artist Daniel Oyinloye and classical violinist Jean R. Perrault. This event is sponsored by MPR and the Alworth Center for the Study of Peace & Justice at CSS. Close Information Box
Music From Shakespeare's Time Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
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Fin de siècle Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
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Diary of Anne Frank St. Scholastica Theatre Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Diary of Anne Frank For nearly two years, Anne, her father, mother, and sister were forced to hide in a secret annex space as the Nazis deported the Jews of Holland to their deaths. In her secret attic, Anne comes of age; she laughs, plays, fights with her mother, and falls in love for the first time. In spite of her oppressive circumstances and the horrors that surround her, Anne's spirit transcends, as she voices her belief, "in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart." Anne's dynamism, her luminous spirit and her story of resilience continue to resonate deeply, making her story as vital today as when her diary first was published. This production is supported in part by a grant from Pachel Foundation. Close Information Box
Okee Dokee Brothers Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
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A Day at College 2016 Mitchell Auditorium 9:00 am- 2:00 pm	Purchase
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Something borrowed, something blue; Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
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Waltzing Into Winter Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
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Rock Show 5: The Forgettable "Unforgettables" Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
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Fêtes Galantes Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Fêtes Galantes "The Little Instrument Invented just for Women that Everyone wanted to Play: Introducing the Pardessus de Viole" Featuring Tina Chancey and Friends Everyone in 18th century France wanted to play Arcangelo Corelli's new violin sonatas, but aristocratic women amateurs were forbidden by custom to hold an instrument on their shoulder. Instead the pardessus was invented for them, a hybrid violin/viola da gamba played on the lap. But the pardessus had such a beautiful sound that it went viral. Tina Chancey, John Mark Rozendaal and Webb Wiggins celebrate the small but mighty bowed string instruments of the high baroque and the women who played them. The presentation features music by Corelli, Couperin, Forqueray and Leclair, played on pardessus, viol and harpsichord. Tina Chancey directs Hesperus, known for its live early music soundtracks for silent films, and plays viol, kamenj and renaissance fiddle on everything from medieval cantigas to Sephardic tunes, Irish reels and jazz standards. The pardessus is a particular interest of hers; she received two NEA grants to perform debut recitals at Carnegie Recital Hall and the Kennedy Center and has recorded four pardessus CDs. Close Information Box
2016 O Holy Night St. Michaels Church Duluth, MN	Purchase
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2016 Fall Commencement Brunch Somers Lounge	Purchase
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Joy at the Keyboard Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Joy at the Keyboard Joy at the Keyboard Pianist and harpsichordist LeAnn House presents a concert of music that has filled her with great joy, from Bach's 5th Brandenburg Concerto to Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata to the Liebermann Flute Sonata. She will perform with her colleagues and family, including William Bastian, tenor; Shelley Gruskin, baroque flute; Penny Schwarze, baroque violin; Rebecca Gruskin, baroque horn; and Johanna Gruskin, modern flute. She will play on an18th-century replica harpsichord, 18th-century replica piano, 19th-century piano, and late 20th-century piano. Close Information Box
Miss Firecracker Contest St. Scholastica Theatre Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Miss Firecracker Contest The Miss Firecracker Contest Winning the Miss Firecracker Contest is all that stands between Carnelle Scott and leaving Brookhaven in a blaze of glory. Carnelle interacts with her zany group of relatives and friends on her path to victory and the salvation of her tarnished reputation. Through complications and unexpected turns of events, she concentrates on leaving behind the past and turning toward a brighter future. A long running success Off-Broadway, The Miss Firecracker Contest highlights Beth Henley's ability to mingle humor with wisdom and downright hilarity as she illuminates life in small-town Mississippi. Close Information Box
Twin Ports Choral Project Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Twin Ports Choral Project Singing a diverse set of demanding choral repertoire, the Twin Ports Choral Project is a 24-voiced ensemble that sings to inspire, engage, and educate audiences by sharing innovative and informed choral music performances. Join the Twin Ports Choral Project for an evening of outstanding choral music Close Information Box
CSS Choirs At Home Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About CSS Choirs At Home CSS Choirs At Home Say "bon voyage" to The College of St. Scholastica Choirs as they perform their touring concert program at home. Close Information Box
Secret Life of Children Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Secret Life of Children The Secret Life of Children-Cambiata Join percussionist Jeremy Craycraft for an evening of music that pays homage to parenthood! Jeremy reflects on his three children. Despite the fact he has lived with them for their entire lives, he realizes that they are, slowly and methodically, becoming their own independent souls. It is a miraculous process to observe. He celebrates this by performing contemporary works for percussion that have been composed since his first child was born in 2004. Each piece will represent a part of their personality or an aspect of their development. Close Information Box
Orestes: Blood and Light St. Scholastica Theatre Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Orestes: Blood and Light As children, Electra and Orestes are banished by their mother after witnessing her brutally murder their father. Finally coming of age, they return to avenge King Agamemnon by killing Klytemnestra. We witness as the city divides over deciding their fate; should they be executed or banished? Inflamed by war, emotions escalate as many in the city are calling for blood. Based on the Euripides' play, Helen Edmundson skillfully explores human tragedy against the backdrop of war. Close Information Box
A Capella Potpourri Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
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Island Hopping Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Island Hopping The Saints Percussion Ensembles head south for the Spring (or as we in Duluth affectionately call it: "still winter"). Join us on a musical journey through the Caribbean islands and the ports of South America: Soca, Calypso, Reggae, Son, Battucada, etc. The energy and enthusiasm of this music is meant to get you ready for summer! Special guests to be announced. Close Information Box
Legends and Heroes Mitchell Auditorium	Purchase
About Legends and Heroes Celebrate epic music performed by the St. Scholastica Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble. Close Information Box
Spring Serenade Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Spring Serenade Spring Serenade The St. Scholastica String Orchestra and Chamber Ensembles welcome spring with a refreshing evening of music. Close Information Box
Equilibrium Mitchell Auditorium Duluth, MN	Purchase
About Equilibrium Equilibrium Finding balance is a journey in continuous flux, where contrary forces are interconnected and often complementary. The St. Scholastica choirs will explore opposing relationships and how these relationships can ultimately create symmetry. Close Information Box

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