2015-16 Calendar of Events
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The Merry Wives of Windsor
8 p.m., Amphitheatre
*See ticket information below.
27th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
Rutledge Gallery
M.F.A. Works in Progress
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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The Merry Wives of Windsor
8 p.m., Amphitheatre
*See ticket information below.
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8 p.m., Amphitheatre
*See ticket information below.
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The Merry Wives of Windsor
8 p.m., Amphitheatre
*See ticket information below.
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27th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
Rutledge Gallery
M.F.A. Works in Progress
Lewandowski Student Gallery
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Daniel Gordon
A Shakespeare Carolina production
August 20 – 23 and 27 – 30 at 8 p.m.
WINTHROP AMPHITHEATRE
Down on his luck, the roguish Falstaff takes on a close-knit southern community, swindling
and seducing as he goes. He soon finds that he has bitten off more than he can chew when
Mistress Ford and Mistress Page decide to take their revenge. With a trick or two up their
respective sleeves, the ladies set out to teach both Falstaff and their husbands a lesson.
Tickets: $5, $3 with Welcome Week Pass
JEFFREY
By Paul Rudnick
September 30 – October 3 at 8 p.m.
October 4 at 2 p.m.
JOHNSON STUDIO THEATRE
Jeffrey finds the pursuit of love and just plain old physical gratification to be the
number-one preoccupation of his time — and the source of plenty of hilarity.
Suddenly, just after he’s reconciled himself to celibacy, Jeffrey’s flamboyant friends
introduce him to the man of his dreams, who also happens to be HIV-positive.
What follows is an audacious and moving romantic comedy with a difference
— one in which the quest for love and really fabulous clothes meet, and where
unflagging humor prevails even when tragedy might be just around the corner.
Tickets: Wednesday and Thursday $5 with Winthrop ID, $10 general public
Friday through Sunday $8 with Winthrop ID, $15 general public
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Guest Artist Series
Chartwell Dutiro, mbira
Tickets: $15 general admission, $10
Winthrop faculty & staff, $5 students
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
M.F.A. Works in Progress
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Fourth Annual Art History Film Festival
7 - 10 p.m., Kinard Hall 18
Winthrop University
Galleries, Closed
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Impaired Perceptions
by Brian Charles Steel
Artist Talk, 5 p.m., Dina's Place
Reception, 6 p.m., Lewandowski
Student Gallery
Fourth Annual Art History Film Festival
7 - 10 p.m., Kinard Hall 18
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Fourth Annual Art History Film Festival
7 - 10 p.m., Kinard Hall 18
Winthrop University Galleries
Opening Reception
6:30 - 8 p.m., Rutledge & Patrick Galleries
Winthrop University Galleries Artist Talk
Jarod Charzewski & Colleen Ludwig
7 p.m., Rutledge 119
Symbols & Semiotics
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
Last Fish On Earth
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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Fourth Annual Art History Film Festival
7 - 10 p.m., Kinard Hall 18
Concert on the Lawn: Winthrop
Wind Symphony and the Winthrop
Symphonic Band
Conducted by Lorrie Crochet
and Douglas Presley
6 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium Lawn
Symbols & Semiotics
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Faculty Series
Tracy Patterson, saxophone
Janice Bradner, piano
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Jeffrey
8 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information above.
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Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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MAN + LAND + WATER
THE 39 STEPS
RUTLEDGE GALLERY
Adapted by Patrick Barlowe
From the novel by John Buchan
October 28 – 31 at 8 p.m.
November 1 at 2 p.m.
In conjunction with the upcoming Water in the World: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Access and
Sustainability Conference, the semester long exhibition “Man + Land + Water” creates a visual dialog
examining global water issues to raise awareness about the earth’s fragility, water’s preciousness and
how our human role impacts this precarious situation. The exhibition brings together national and
international artists and designers exploring the current global condition and creative solutions to issues
of access and sustainability through video, drawing, interactive media, printmaking, industrial and
graphic design.
Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of Monty
Python and you have "The 39 Steps," a fast-paced whodunit for anyone who
loves the magic of theatre! This two-time Tony® and Drama Desk Awardwinning treat is packed with nonstop laughs, more than 150 zany characters
(played by a ridiculously talented cast of four), an on-stage plane crash,
handcuffs, missing fingers and some good old-fashioned romance!
September 21 – November 13
Opening Reception, September 25, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Free and open to the public
LAST FISH ON EARTH: OUR HAPPY RE-GRANULATED FUTURE
JOHNSON STUDIO THEATRE
Tickets: Wednesday and Thursday, $5 with Winthrop ID, $10 general public
Friday through Sunday, $8 with Winthrop ID, $15 general public
By Jarod Charzewski and Colleen Ludwig
September 21 – November 13
Opening Reception, September 25, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Free and open to the public
ELIZABETH DUNLAP PATRICK GALLERY
The water quality in our world's oceans is at a critical tipping point. Plastic pollution is a primary
culprit in degrading the ocean environment and threatening its inhabitants. Creating a rising tide
of plastic water, Charzewski and Ludwig’s site-specific installation offers the viewer a glimpse
into the future, as if there was no more clear water in the ocean, but only seas of broken-down
plastic and their one remaining inhabitant.
JANE EYRE
By Polly Teale
Adapted from the novel by Charlotte Brontë
October 7 – 10 at 8 p.m.
October 11 at 2 p.m.
JOHNSON THEATRE
A gripping version of this Charlotte Brontë classic novel, “Jane Eyre” is a
psychological and visceral theatrical experience that suggests Jane’s suppressed
feelings are manifest in Rochester’s first wife, Bertha, the madwoman-in-theattic. Deftly adapted and conceived by Polly Teale, this production masterfully
goes beyond the story we know and reveals the real Jane Eyre.
Tickets: $8 with Winthrop ID, $15 general public
October 2015
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8 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information in August.
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Special Event
Delta Omicron: Contemporary
Music Series
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Jane Eyre
8 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Fourth Annual Art History Film Festival
7 - 10 p.m., Kinard Hall 18
Interior Design Student Project Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
Jeffrey
2 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information in August.
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Last Fish On Earth
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Faculty Series
Matthew Darsey, viola
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Special Event
Department of Music Showcase
4 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
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Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
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Last Fish On Earth
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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Fourth Annual Art History Film Festival
7 - 10 p.m., Kinard Hall 18
My Brilliant Career in the Arts
11 a.m. - Noon, Rutledge 127
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Percussion Ensemble
Michael Williams, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Tuba-Euphonium Ensemble
Doug Black, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
Last Fish On Earth
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Jane Eyre
2 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
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Interior Design Student Project Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Flute Choir
Jill O’Neill, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
Last Fish On Earth
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Interior Design Student Project Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Winthrop University Galleries, Closed
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Winthrop Opera Theatre:
American Songbook
Jeffrey McEvoy, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Jazz Ensemble
Tracy Patterson, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Interior Design Student Project
Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Fourth Annual Art History Film Festival
and CVPA Arts Lab Class Event
8 p.m. - 11 p.m., Location TBD
The 39 Steps
8 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
Last Fish On Earth
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
The 39 Steps
8 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information above.
WINTHROP DANCE THEATRE
November 12 – 14 at 8 p.m.
November 15 at 2 p.m.
JOHNSON THEATRE
Come spend Winthrop Homecoming with an evening of dance works
choreographed by faculty and guest artists.
Tickets: $5 with Winthrop ID, $10 general public
FALL ONE-ACT FESTIVAL
November 20 – 21 at 8 p.m.
November 21 – 22 at 2 p.m.
JOHNSON STUDIO THEATRE
This most popular of events, the One-Act Festival is a lively, eclectic and entertaining
mixture of one-act plays directed by advanced theatre students. Adult content.
Adult language. Limited seating. No late seating once the show begins.
Tickets: $8 with Winthrop ID, $15 general public
WATERMARK
Film screening sponsored by DSU and Winthrop University
Galleries. Educational programming in conjunction with the
“Man + Land + Water” exhibition in the Rutledge Gallery.
November 4 at 7 p.m.
DINA’S PLACE, DIGIORGIO CAMPUS CENTER
“Watermark” is a feature documentary from multiple-award-winning filmmakers
Jennifer Baichwal and Nick de Pencier, and renowned photographer Edward
Burtynsky. The film examines the relationship between mankind and water. The
filmmakers travel to various locations around the world — from deserts, to tanneries,
to one of the biggest dams in the world — to showcase how the liquid shapes
people’s lives, as well as how humanity affects this precious resource. A free global
cultural event, the screening of “Watermark” is open to the public and sponsored by
DSU and Winthrop University Galleries. A question and answer session will follow
the screening.
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Water in the World: Interdisciplinary Approaches to
Access and Sustainability Conference
Winthrop University Galleries & various locations on campus
www.winthrop.edu/cas/interdisciplinary/waterconference2015
Film Screening: Watermark
7 p.m., Dina’s Place,
DiGiorgio Campus Center
Student Foundations Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
The 39 Steps
2 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information in October.
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Last Fish On Earth
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Guitar Jazz Ensembles
Lewis H. Dickert, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Chamber Orchestra
Tom Hildreth, conductor
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Winthrop Clarinet Choir
Deborah Loomer, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Winthrop Dance Theatre
8 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Man + Land + Water
Rutledge Gallery
Last Fish On Earth
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Brass Ensemble
Martin Hughes, director
4 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Winthrop Dance Theatre
2 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
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Fall One-Act Festival
2 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information above.
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Student Foundations Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Chorale
Winthrop Chamber Singers
Kathy Kinsey, conductor
7:30 p.m., McBryde Hall
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Senior Art Education Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Wind Symphony
Lorrie Crochet, conductor
5 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Symphony Orchestra
Tom Hildreth, conductor
7:30 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
Student Foundations Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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2 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Fall One-Act Festival
8 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information above.
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COZY — Kristin Smith Skees
SENIOR CHOREOGRAPHY
SHOWCASE
December 7, 2015 – March 11, 2016
Opening Reception, January 22, 2016, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Free and open to the public
December 4 – 5 at 8 p.m.
December 6 at 2 p.m.
RUTLEDGE GALLERY
JOHNSON THEATRE
Kristin Smith Skees presents her conceptual photographs that play
on traditional ideas of portraiture by concealing her subjects in
knitted “cozies.” The cozies are custom made for each person, turning
them into humorous human-shaped stand-ins for themselves. While
the cozies add a layer of ambiguity and tension, the photographs’
colors, patterns, objects and poses create meaning and construct
identity. Ultimately, the photographs reveal to us our own ideas of
identity and self and the ways in which our closest relationships can
often walk the fine line between loving and smothering like an illfitting handmade sweater.
See the work of tomorrow’s professional choreographers
today! This showcase of modern dance works features the
choreographic talents of senior dance majors.
December 2015
Tickets: $5 with Winthrop ID, $10 general public
SPECIAL EVENT
JAZZ & JAMBALAYA GALA:
Winthrop University Jazz Ensemble,
Jazz Guitar Ensemble and Jazz Faculty
December 5 at 7 p.m.
MCBRYDE HALL
Tickets: $20 per person, $35 per couple and $150 per table
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Symphonic Band
Douglas Presley, conductor
Winthrop Wind Symphony
Lorrie Crochet, conductor
7:30 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Collegiate Choir
Phil Suggs, conductor
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Special Event
Winthrop Opera Theatre: Children’s Opera
Jeffrey McEvoy, director
10:30 a.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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26th Annual Holiday Pottery Sale
Noon – 6 p.m., Room G-10,
Rutledge Building
Jazz & Jambalaya Gala
7 p.m., McBryde Hall
*See ticket information above.
Senior Choreography Showcase
8 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Senior Art Education Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Carolinas Wind Orchestra
Lorrie Crochet, conductor
7:30 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Senior Choreography Showcase
2 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
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Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Rutledge Gallery
Senior Art Education Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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VOICES — Cat Del Buono
January 20 – March 11, 2016
Opening Reception, January 22, 2016, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Free and open to the public
ELIZABETH DUNLAP PATRICK GALLERY
“Voices” is an exhibition designed to draw attention to domestic violence, eradicate
the silence that surrounds it, and empower survivors. On 20 small video monitors,
anonymous domestic violence survivors recount personal traumas. As a collection, the
concert of voices creates a symphony of incomprehensible words — the viewer must
come close to hear each narrative clearly. Del Buono’s installation reminds audiences
that there are real human beings behind the statistics. Del Buono will work with local
organizations to capture the personal experiences of women in our community as part of
the installation.
VOICES PANEL DISCUSSION
ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Educational programming in conjunction with
the “Voices” exhibition in the Elizabeth Dunlap
Patrick Gallery
January 21 at 7 p.m.
DINA’S PLACE, DIGIORGIO CAMPUS CENTER
In conjunction with the “Voices” exhibition by Cat Del Buono, campus
partners and Winthrop University Galleries present a panel discussion
designed to facilitate dialogue about domestic violence. Join the artist,
Cat Del Buono, faculty, students, community professionals and leaders,
advocates and survivors to discuss this important issue.
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Domestic Violence
7 p.m., Dina’s Place, DiGiorgio
Campus Center
Winthrop University Galleries
Opening Reception
6:30 – 8 p.m. Rutledge and
Patrick Galleries
Voices - Cat Del Buono
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Winthrop University
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South Carolina Intercollegiate
Honor Band
2 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
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Illustration Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Voices - Cat Del Buono
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL
Book by Heather Hach
Music and Lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe and Nell Benjamin
Based on the novel by Amanda Brown and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
motion picture
February 17 – 20 at 8 p.m.
February 21 at 2 p.m.
JOHNSON THEATRE
A fabulously fun international award-winning musical based on the adored movie, “Legally
Blonde The Musical" follows the transformation of Elle Woods as she tackles stereotypes, snobbery
and scandal in pursuit of her dreams. This action-packed musical explodes on the stage with
memorable songs and dynamic dances. Equal parts hilarious and heart-warming, this musical is so
much fun it should be illegal!
Tickets: $10 with Winthrop ID, $15 general public
WINTHROP OPERA THEATRE PRODUCTION
"DIALOGUE OF THE CARMELITES"
BY FRANCIS POULENC
Jeffrey McEvoy, director
February 26 – 27 at 7:30 p.m.
February 28 at 3 p.m.
TILLMAN AUDITORIUM
Tickets: $15 general admission, $10 Winthrop faculty and staff, $5 student
For more information or to buy tickets, call 803/323-2255
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Jeffrey McEvoy, baritone
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Voices - Cat Del Buono
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Illustration Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Lewandowski Student Gallery
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Voices - Cat Del Buono
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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10th Annual CVPA Emerging Scholars
and Teachers in the Arts
11 a.m. - Noon, Rutledge 119
Legally Blonde The Musical
8 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Collaborative Jewelry/Metals Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Voices - Cat Del Buono
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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Symphonic Band
Douglas Presley, conductor
Winthrop Wind Symphony
Lorrie Crochet, conductor
7:30 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
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"Dialogue of the Carmelites" by Francis Poulenc
7:30 p.m., Tillman Auditorium
*See ticket information above.
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Voices - Cat Del Buono
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Legally Blonde The Musical
2 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
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Theatre Production
"Dialogue of the Carmelites"
by Francis Poulenc
3 p.m., Tillman Auditorium
*See ticket information above.
Collaborative Jewelry/Metals Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Winthrop University Galleries
Artist Talk - Kristen Smith Skees
7 p.m., Rutledge 119
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Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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GOOD BOYS AND TRUE
By Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
March 23 – 26 at 8 p.m.
March 27 at 2 p.m.
JOHNSON STUDIO THEATRE
Brandon Hardy is brilliant, athletic and charming, the kind of young man that makes St. Joe’s Preparatory School proud. When the Ivy League-bound senior becomes the center
of a scandal that threatens to destroy his future, his mother must sort fact from fiction. A potent, riveting world premiere drama from a dynamic young writer.
Tickets: Wednesday and Thursday $5 with Winthrop ID, $10 general public
Friday through Sunday $8 with Winthrop ID, $15 general public
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Jazz Ensemble
Tracy Patterson, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Voices - Cat Del Buono
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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12th Annual CVPA Faculty Arts Talk
11 a.m. - Noon, Rutledge 119
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Percussion Ensemble
B. Michael Williams, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Winthrop Flute Choir
Jill O’Neill, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Sculpture Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
Cozy - Kristin Smith Skees
Rutledge Gallery
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Tuba Studio Recital
Doug Black, director
4 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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8 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
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Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Lewandowski Student Gallery
Emeritus Faculty Series
Eugene Barban, piano
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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28TH ANNUAL UNDERGRADUATE JURIED EXHIBITION
By Naomi Wallace
April 6 – 9 at 8 p.m.
April 10 at 2 p.m.
April 11 – July 1, 2016
Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony, April 15, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
JOHNSON THEATRE
RUTLEDGE GALLERY
Set in a sausage-making factory in the U.S. somewhere in the past,
“Slaughter City” looks at the pressure and horrific working conditions of
factory floor workers. Kentucky playwright Naomi Wallace brings sharp
insight, political anger and cool, graceful and poetic language to bloody
and tension-filled circumstances.
Each spring, current Winthrop University students are eligible to submit their recent work to the
Undergraduate Juried Exhibition. This exhibition is an opportunity for students to have their work chosen by
a prominent regional juror to exhibit in a professional gallery setting. Open to students in the Department of
Fine Arts and the Department of Design, this yearly exhibition showcases Winthrop’s brightest talent from
areas such as painting, sculpture, jewelry/metals, printmaking, interior design, illustration and photography.
Tickets: $8 with Winthrop ID, $15 general public
SPRING ONE-ACT FESTIVAL
April 15 – 16 at 8 p.m.
April 16 – 17 at 2 p.m.
JOHNSON STUDIO THEATRE
This most-popular of events, the One-Act Festival is a lively, eclectic
and entertaining mixture of one-act plays directed by advanced theatre
students. Adult content. Adult language. Limited seating. No late seating
once the show begins.
Tickets: $8 with Winthrop ID, $15 general public
Free and open to the public
M.F.A. THESIS EXHIBITION
April 11 – May 6, 2016
Opening Reception, April 15, 6:30 – 8 p.m.
Free and open to the public
ELIZABETH DUNLAP PATRICK GALLERY
The 2016 Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) Thesis Exhibition features new work by artists completing their M.F.A.
graduate program in the Department of Fine Arts.
STUDENT CHOREOGRAPHY SHOWCASE
April 22 – 23 at 8 p.m.
April 24 at 2 p.m.
JOHNSON THEATRE
Enjoy modern dance works choreographed by advanced dance majors.
Tickets: $5 with Winthrop ID, $10 general public
YORK COUNTY CHORAL SOCIETY
SPRING CONCERT
Katherine Kinsey, conductor
April 24 at 4 p.m.
BYRNES AUDITORIUM
The York County Choral Society, the premier community choral group in the
York County area, is in its 35th season. The choir will present its spring concert.
Tickets: $15 general admission, $10 senior citizens and Winthrop faculty and
staff, $5 students
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Symphony Orchestra
Tom Hildreth, conductor
7:30 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
Slaughter City
8 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Jazz Guitar Ensembles
L.H. Dickert, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Clarinet Choir
Deborah Loomer, director
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Slaughter City
2 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Chamber Orchestra
Tom Hildreth, conductor
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Student Choreography Showcase
2 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
York County Choral Society
Spring Concert
Katherine Kinsey, conductor
4 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
*See ticket information above.
Spring One-Act Festival
2 and 8 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information above.
2016 Fine Arts Senior Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Lewandowski Student Gallery
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Ensemble Series
Winthrop Chorale/Chamber Singers
Katherine Kinsey, conductor
7:30 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Symphonic Band
Douglas Presley, conductor
7:30 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
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Student Choreography Showcase
8 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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Ensemble Series
Carolinas Wind Orchestra
Lorrie Crochet, conductor
7:30 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
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Interior Design Senior Exhibition
Lewandowski Student Gallery
28th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
Rutledge Gallery
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
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Student Choreography Showcase
8 p.m., Johnson Theatre
*See ticket information above.
28th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
Rutledge Gallery
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Wind Symphony
Lorrie Crochet, conductor
4 p.m., Byrnes Auditorium
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Spring One-Act Festival
8 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition
Elizabeth Dunlap Patrick Gallery
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Collegiate Choir
Phil Suggs, conductor
7:30 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
Spring One-Act Festival
2 p.m., Johnson Studio Theatre
*See ticket information above.
Winthrop University Galleries
Opening Reception & Awards Ceremony
6:30 – 8 p.m. Rutledge and
Patrick Galleries
28th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
Rutledge Gallery
Ensemble Series
Winthrop Brass Ensemble
Martin Huges, director
4 p.m., Barnes Recital Hall
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Message from the Dean
As Dean of the College of Visual and
Performing Arts, I am very pleased to
welcome you to the Arts at Winthrop
and share our schedule of public
offerings for 2015-16.
One of the unique aspects of our
college is our emphasis on establishing
partnerships and collaborations that extend our reach and help
our students connect with organizations and individuals that exist
in the larger world beyond the spaces in which they traditionally
work. By fostering collaboration, attracting visitors to our events
and taking part in activities that serve our communities, our hope
is that our students truly understand that the arts and culture are
vital components to community, economic development, public
education and quality of life. Your active participation in the Arts at
Winthrop plays a significant role as well. We hope that the range
and diversity of our offerings listed in the calendar stimulate your
interest and that you make plans to attend as many activities as
possible.
I also invite you to consider becoming a CVPA donor and support
the Arts at Winthrop. A donation at any level to any of our
directed or undirected funds helps to support a variety of student
scholarships, guest artists and speakers and arts programming.
I encourage you to visit our website, www.winthrop.edu/arts, and
learn more about the college and its many programs and activities.
We update the site regularly, and there are likeIy to be many more
events listed online that are not included in the printed calendar. I
look forward to seeing you this year.
David Wohl, Dean
College of Visual and Performing Arts
WINTHROP UNIVERSITY FRIENDS OF THE ARTS
Your donation to the Arts at Winthrop allows us to
maintain and strengthen our nationally accredited
programs in dance, design, fine arts, music and theatre
by supporting student scholarships, guest artists, master
classes and diverse arts programming. Be a Friend of the
Arts.
THE MASTER OF ARTS IN ARTS
ADMINISTRATION
is a low-residency program designed for individuals with
experience in non-profit arts organizations who seek to
enhance their effectiveness and advance their ongoing
careers as arts administration professionals. The program
provides training in management, leadership, advocacy,
sustainability, community engagement, marketing and
entrepreneurship. Graduates of the program are employed
in all arts fields and many have attained executive-level
positions. THE DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN
manages professional B.F.A. programs of study in interior
design and visual communication design, which includes
tracks in graphic design and illustration. Both programs
are fully accredited and have the reputation of being
among the most respected of these programs of study in
the Southeast. With an employment rate of 95 percent,
graduates of the programs can be found in the Carolinas
region, as well as in major metropolitan markets including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago.
THE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
places a high value on students learning how to work
creatively and collaboratively within their communities.
The programs prepare students for today’s challenges
technically, aesthetically and intellectually. Students leave
the program with a body of work reflective of professional
studio, art education and art history standards.
THE DEAN’S FUND
is an unrestricted fund that gives the College of Visual and
Performing Arts flexibility to address priorities, develop
new initiatives and provide assistance to students and
faculty in the form of scholarships, research opportunities,
professional development activities and travel to academic
conferences and workshops.
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
enjoys a long and distinguished history as an outstanding
music program and accredited institutional member of the
National Association of Schools of Music since 1940.
Students have an opportunity to perform as a soloist or in
25 renowned ensembles, to teach music incorporating the
latest methodologies, and to compose music. Nearly 200
undergraduate and graduate students pursue a quality and
varied curriculum in the six degree programs offered
through the department.
WINTHROP UNIVERSITY GALLERIES
presents up to 18 professional, faculty and student
exhibitions annually and offers accompanying educational
programs, visiting artists and opening receptions to inspire
and enrich the lives of Winthrop students, faculty, staff
and regional audiences. The Galleries have enjoyed
regional recognition and continue to strive to serve the
campus and community by promoting academic excellence and human understanding through visual arts, media
arts and design.
THE DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE AND DANCE
has served the campus for more than fifty years and offers
more than a dozen theatre and dance productions
annually, including dance performances, musicals,
full-length dramas, one-acts and professional productions
in collaboration with Shakespeare Carolina each summer.
Small class sizes mean individualized attention and
students choreograph/direct a majority of the productions.
GIVING
to a specific area in the arts provides its own benefits.
Please visit www.winthrop.edu/cvpa/givetothearts to learn
how your donation will directly benefit your choice of
program.
COLLEGE OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS
Department of Design
PHONE: 803/323-3686
E-MAIL: design@winthrop.edu
WEB: www.winthrop.edu/cvpa/design
Department of Fine Arts
PHONE: 803/323-3412
E-MAIL: sumnerc@winthrop.edu
WEB: www.winthrop.edu/cvpa/FINEARTS
Department of Music
PHONE: 803/323-2255
E-MAIL: guerrad@winthrop.edu
WEB: www.winthrop.edu/music
Department of Theatre and Dance
PHONE: 803/323-2493
E-MAIL:
E-MAIL:
kundlr@winthrop.edu
BOX OFFICE: 803/323-4014
box-office@winthrop.edu
www.winthrop.edu/cvpa/theatredance
E-MAIL:
For more information call 803/323-2399 or visit www.winthrop.edu/arts or Arts Hotline call 803/323-3000.
Winthrop University Galleries
PHONE: 803/323-2287
WEB:
derksenk@winthrop.edu
www.winthrop.edu/galleries
HOURS: Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
WEB:
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College of Visual and
Performing Arts
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Rock Hill, South Carolina 29733
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