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A Century on a Spree: The Whiffenpoofs Centennial
Concert The legendary Whiffenpoofs, founded in 1909, kick off their centennial year with a "once-a-century" event: a concert in Woolsey Hall that mixes the traditional harmonies of the 14-member ensemble with comedic input from celebrity hosts John Hodgman '94 (The Daily Show’s "Resident Expert" and "PC" from the Mac commercials) and Jonathan Coulton '94. For tickets, see the group's website.
Tea Culture of Japan: Chanoyu Past and Present A display of nearly 100 objects dating from the ninth century to the present day—including ceramic tea bowls, bamboo tea scoops, iron kettles, and maki-e lacquer incense containers—illuminates the significance of Japanese tea culture and how it has evolved over the centuries.
Lydia A Mexican immigrant family welcomes Lydia, an undocumented worker, into their El Paso home to care for their disabled daughter. Her arrival leads to an emotional and tragic uncovering of secrets.
Ensemble El Mundo The California-based Ensemble El Mundo performs Spanish, Italian, and Latin American chamber music from the sixteenth through the nineteenth centuries. Tickets available through the School of Music box office.
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