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 L-R: Jay Felix (Alceste) Anthony Rico Nan (Philinte) Brett Gipson (Oronte) Philinte attempts to keep the peace after Alceste offends Oronte. |
Moliere’s comic genius at the
University Theatre Moliere is universally recognized as a comic genius and “The Misanthrope” is among his finest works. Fresno State’s University Theatre will continue its presentation of the comedy in the Arena Theatre through Nov. 5. Terry Miller is the director. Alceste (Jay Felix), the misanthrope, explains to Philinte (Anthony Rico Nan) that he hates mankind because there is so much hypocrisy, deceit and false flattery in the world that he can’t find a man who will speak the truth openly. He asserts that all people should be completely frank and honest with one another. Philinte asks Alceste to be more tolerant because it is a part of human nature to flatter other people and to enjoy a certain amount of gossip. More...
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Garrick Ohlsson featured in Lorenz concert The Philip Lorenz Memorial Keyboard Concerts, the Fresno Musical Club and the Educational Employees Credit Union will present pianist Garrick Ohlsson on Friday, Nov. 4, at 8 p.m. in the Concert Hall. He will play works by Beethoven, Brahms, Korte and Smetana. More... |
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Fall choir concert is Nov. 12
“How Can I Keep
from Singing?” The old Quaker tune of that name is theme of the fall choir
concert to be held Saturday, Nov. 12. The performance will begin at 8 pm in
the Concert Hall. Included in the performance will be the Concert Choir,
Chamber Singers and Women’s Choir under the direction of Dr. Anna Hamre and
student assistant Tammy Kenyon. Accompanists are Dr. Natasha Kislenko and
Naira Shahsouvarian. Soloists will be Sasannah Efseaff, Brian Lummis and
Aileen Robinson.
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Community Chorus celebrates 50 years
The Fresno
Community Chorus will open its Golden Anniversary season with a double
concert on Nov. 5 and 6 in the Fresno State Concert Hall. The
100-plus-member chorus, under the direction of associate music professor Dr.
Anna Hamre, has performed for Valley audiences since 1955.
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