Events

This play continues the story from the famous epic play, "The Mahabharata," and picks up after the apocalyptic war between the Pandavas and their cousins, the Kauravas.

In celebration of Black History Month, the Faculty Lectureships Committee is pleased to welcome Step Afrika! to Kenyon.

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Under the direction of Professor Benjamin Locke.

Under the direction of Professor Dane Heuchemer.

Social Board presents a musical competition — and the winner will open at Summer Sendoff. If you're interested in performing, please register by Feb. 3.

Under the direction of Professor Ted Buehrer.

The ensemble’s inventive program of traditional Afro-Peruvian music is transformed by Gabriel Alegría 93’s highly personal synthesis of folkloric rhythms, jazz and other musical strains.

A senior thesis production.

Katie Predella will present her senior capstone for the music major.

Elena Volchok will present her senior capstone for the music major.

Under the direction of Professor of Music Benjamin Locke.

Senior music minor Christian Maric will perform a voice recital.

At once a stirring coming-of-age story and a pageant of politics, power, brutality and hypocrisy, Shakespeare’s legendary play wrestles with the idea of Identity—personal and political — and argues that history, like any good story, is open to interpretation.

Under the direction of Adjunct Instructor of Music, Voice Coordinator and Opera and Music Theater Workshop Director Jennifer Marcellana.

Eli Hiton will present his senior capstone for the music major.

Ethan Bonnell will present his senior capstone for the music major.

Paul Ridder will present his senior capstone for the music major.

Under the direction of Professor Dane Heuchemer.

A senior thesis production.