Dear Dudley Arts Enthusiasts,
We invite you to join for an outing to the Tanglewood Music Festival in
Lenox, MA, organized by the Dudley Outings Fellows. Full details below:
Boston Symphony Orchestra @ Tanglewood, All-Beethoven Concert: Sunday,
August 11, 10:30AM-7PM
<http://www.dudley.harvard.edu/icb/icb.do?keyword=k73092&pageid=icb.page3596…>
Do not miss this chance to join us on a trip to hear the Boston Symphony
Orchestra at the beautiful Tanglewood estate in Lenox MA! We will be going
to the All-Beethoven concert on Sunday, August 11 featuring Christian
Zacharias as conductor and pianist. The program consists of the following
Beethoven works:
- Coriolan Overture
- Piano Concerto No. 2
- Symphony No. 6, Pastoral
We will depart from Cambridge at 10:30AM and arrive at Tanglewood at 12:30PM,
two hours before our 2:30PM concert. This gives us time for exploring the
grounds and having lunch (please bring your own). We will depart from
Tanglewood for a return to Cambridge just after 7PM.
Tickets are on sale in the third floor office of Dudley House. Cost is $33
per ticket; Dudley House members may bring a guest. Tickets are for seats
INSIDE the shed (weather is not a problem) and INCLUDE cost of
transportation. Contact Edlyn (edlynlevine(a)fas.harvard.edu) with any
questions.
Dear all,
Due to the rain today, the show is likely to canceled, so we will
reschedule our Shakespeare on the Common outing to tomorrow, same time and
place. For any questions and to RSVP, e-mail dudleyhouse.arts(a)gmail.com.
Details below.
Best,
Dudley Arts Fellows
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*Shakespeare on the Common: Two Gentlemen of Verona*.
Directed by Steven Maler. Performed by the Commonwealth Shakespeare
Company.
*Location/date*: Boston Common (http://goo.gl/maps/EVf0M) on Saturday, July
27, 8 pm. We'll meet at the* Boylston T station (MBTA Green Line) at 6 pm*,
grab a good viewing spot on the Common (it will get crowded!), and have a
picnic dinner there before the play.
*Cost*: Show is free! Bring a picnic dinner.
*RSVP appreciated, but not required.*
Show description from the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company:
*"Two Gents" tells the tale of two friends who leave their hometown of
Verona to find their happy fortunes in Milan. Instead, they find
temptation, trickery, and trouble as they vie for favor with the
high-society Duke... and his debutante daughter. All are drawn into a web
of disguise and secrecy where the last thing anyone wants is for the truth
to surface -- least of all the dog.*
*Inspired by Rat Pack-era Vegas -- the glamor, the hedonism, and the
morning after agonies -- the production brings new meaning to the line
"what happens in Milan, stays in Milan..."*
Sorry, part of the location/date in the full details below got deleted in
my last e-mail. Here is the right version:
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*Shakespeare on the Common: Two Gentlemen of Verona*.
Directed by Steven Maler. Performed by the Commonwealth Shakespeare
Company.
*Location/date*: Boston Common (http://goo.gl/maps/EVf0M) on Friday, July
26, 8 pm. We'll meet at the* Boylston T station (MBTA Green Line) at 6 pm*,
grab a good viewing spot on the Common (it will get crowded!), and have a
picnic dinner there before the play.
*Cost*: Show is free! Bring a picnic dinner.
*RSVP appreciated, but not required.*
Show description from the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company:
*"Two Gents" tells the tale of two friends who leave their hometown of
Verona to find their happy fortunes in Milan. Instead, they find
temptation, trickery, and trouble as they vie for favor with the
high-society Duke... and his debutante daughter. All are drawn into a web
of disguise and secrecy where the last thing anyone wants is for the truth
to surface -- least of all the dog.*
*Inspired by Rat Pack-era Vegas -- the glamor, the hedonism, and the
morning after agonies -- the production brings new meaning to the line
"what happens in Milan, stays in Milan..."*
Best,
Dudley Arts Fellows*
*
**
Dear all,
If you would like to come to Shakespeare on the Common this Friday, please
meet us outside the *Boylston T station on the MBTA Green Line* (
http://goo.gl/maps/AJRrH) at 6 pm.
Full details are below. RSVP appreciated, but not required! Any questions
can be directed to dudleyhouse.arts(a)gmail.com.
Best,
Dudley Arts Fellows
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*Shakespeare on the Common: Two Gentlemen of Verona*.
Directed by Steven Maler. Performed by the Commonwealth Shakespeare
Company.
*Location/date*: We'll meet at the* Boylston T station (MBTA Green Line) at
6 pm*, grab a good viewing spot on Boston Common (it will get crowded!),
and have a picnic dinner there before the play.
*Cost*: Show is free! Bring a picnic dinner.
Show description from the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company:
*"Two Gents" tells the tale of two friends who leave their hometown of
Verona to find their happy fortunes in Milan. Instead, they find
temptation, trickery, and trouble as they vie for favor with the
high-society Duke... and his debutante daughter. All are drawn into a web
of disguise and secrecy where the last thing anyone wants is for the truth
to surface -- least of all the dog.*
*Inspired by Rat Pack-era Vegas -- the glamor, the hedonism, and the
morning after agonies -- the production brings new meaning to the line
"what happens in Milan, stays in Milan..."*
*If you are interested in joining, please reply to **
dudleyhouse.arts(a)gmail.com* <dudleyhouse.arts(a)gmail.com>* so we can get an
idea of how many people will be coming. Thanks!*
Dear Dudley Arts Enthusiasts,
This is a quick reminder for an upcoming arts outing this week:
*Shakespeare on the Common: Two Gentlemen of Verona*.
Directed by Steven Maler. Performed by the Commonwealth Shakespeare
Company.
*Location/date*: Boston Common (http://goo.gl/maps/EVf0M) on Friday, July
26, 8 pm. We'll meet there at *6 pm* to grab a good viewing spot (it will
get crowded!), and have a picnic dinner there before the play.
*Cost*: Show is free! Bring a picnic dinner.
Show description from the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company:
*"Two Gents" tells the tale of two friends who leave their hometown of
Verona to find their happy fortunes in Milan. Instead, they find
temptation, trickery, and trouble as they vie for favor with the
high-society Duke... and his debutante daughter. All are drawn into a web
of disguise and secrecy where the last thing anyone wants is for the truth
to surface -- least of all the dog.*
*Inspired by Rat Pack-era Vegas -- the glamor, the hedonism, and the
morning after agonies -- the production brings new meaning to the line
"what happens in Milan, stays in Milan..."*
*If you are interested in joining, please reply to **
dudleyhouse.arts(a)gmail.com* <dudleyhouse.arts(a)gmail.com>* so we can get an
idea of how many people will be coming. Thanks!*
Best,
The Dudley Arts Fellows
P.S. If you cannot make it to this showing, note this play will be running
most evenings from now until July 28.
Dear Arts enthusiasts,
Two very exciting events are upcoming this week and next right on Harvard Yard:
1. The Mercury Orchestra is performing Rachmaninoff and Stravinsky at
Sanders Theater on Saturday at 8pm. Tickets on sale now at the Harvard
Box Office. Two Dudley fellows are in the orchestra. Dudley House
orchestra director, Aaron Kuan, is the associate concertmaster. Thomas
Wisniewski is playing the saxophone solo on the first mvt. of the
Rachmaninoff. For more info, see: http://www.mercuryorchestra.org/
2. The Queen's Head Milonga
The Harvard Argentine Tango Society presents the first-ever milonga
(social tango dancing) at the Queen's Head Pub! Beginners welcome.
Guest DJ from Buenos Aires. All relevant info here:
http://projects.iq.harvard.edu/hats/news/introducing-queens-head-milonga-ha…
Have a wonderful summer. More to come in the fall--
Your Dudley Arts Fellows
Dear Dudley Arts enthusiasts,
Hope you're all having a wonderful summer, wherever you may be spending it.
If you are in Boston, we invite you to join for a summer picnic and theater
outing to "Shakespeare on the Common" on Friday, July 26. See below for
details.
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*Shakespeare on the Common: Two Gentlemen of Verona*
Directed by Steven Maler. Performed by the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company.
Location/date: Boston Common (http://goo.gl/maps/EVf0M) on Friday, July 26,
8 pm. We'll meet there at *6 pm* to grab a good viewing spot (it will get
crowded!), and have a picnic dinner there before the play.
Cost: Show is free! Bring a picnic dinner.
Show description from the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company:
*"Two Gents" tells the tale of two friends who leave their hometown of
Verona to find their happy fortunes in Milan. Instead, they find
temptation, trickery, and trouble as they vie for favor with the
high-society Duke... and his debutante daughter. All are drawn into a web
of disguise and secrecy where the last thing anyone wants is for the truth
to surface -- least of all the dog.*
*Inspired by Rat Pack-era Vegas -- the glamor, the hedonism, and the
morning after agonies -- the production brings new meaning to the line
"what happens in Milan, stays in Milan..."*
*If you are interested in joining, please reply to **
dudleyhouse.arts(a)gmail.com* <dudleyhouse.arts(a)gmail.com>* so I can get an
idea of how many people will be coming. Thanks!*
Best,
Tina
P.S. If you cannot make it to this showing, note this play will be running
most evenings from now until July 28.
