That contemporary appeal also pulls some 300 lay readers and scholars each summer to Dickens Universe, the annual Dickens Project "camp" featuring lectures, plays and plenty of "post-prandial libations".
What is being done to the movie house? A. The theater was reopened about three years ago and has been used for various things since, like lectures, plays by Henry Hudson Regional High School students, concerts.
The Yale Bulletin and Calendar appears each Friday of the academic year and lists the week's concerts, lectures, plays and sports events, almost all open to visitors; the Bulletin is also at www.yale.edu/opa/current/ calendar.html.html
The anthology features poems, lectures, plays, and artwork in Russian, Georgian, Armenian, and zaum by the regular performers at a cabaret that anchored artistic life in Tbilisi during these years.
She turned from her part-achieved people's theatre to a childhood dream of a people's palace, a university of the streets, re-inventing Vauxhall Gardens, the 18th-century Thames-side entertainment promenade, with music, lectures, plays, restaurants under an all-weather dome.
A six-day Shakespeare study program at Huntingdon College, in Montgomery, Ala., ($571, June 2 to 7, 2003) includes lectures, plays and backstage tours; a 22-day trip to Fiji, Tonga and Samoa (April 19 to May 10, $5,290 including air fare from New York) traces the roots of Polynesian culture.
We are busy with celebrations, installations, lectures, plays, meetings, seminars, dinners.
The auditorium seats up to 200 people and is used for concerts, lectures, plays, and other events.
He recognised the importance of co-operation with the media if the general public was to understand science and scientists, and his writings and lectures played an important part in the formulation of public attitudes and policy in Australia on a variety of biological topics.
Mr. Schickele presumably will lecture, play, conduct, generally emote and do whatever else it takes.
