Catch this play that imagines the life and relationships of the blind poet John Milton during the seven years he wrote "Paradise Lost," the epic poem famously transcribed by his illiterate daughters. Written by L M Feldman and directed by Prof. Maya E. Roth, the production runs from April 12-21 in the Davis Performing Arts Center.
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The Friday Music Series features acclaimed artists in free concerts on select Fridays.
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GU Concert Choir's "A Year of Margaret Bonds," celebrating the African American composer's collaborations with writer Langston Hughes, continues with the world premiere of the Easter cantata "Simon Bore the Cross."
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Elizabeth Alexander, who read her poetry at the first inauguration of Pres. Barack Obama, and acclaimed jazz pianist Jason Moran, Distinguished Artist in Residence at Georgetown, performed together onstage Feb. 28.
Feb. 28 special event
Check out the GU Department of Performing Arts' participation in a new Spotify and Hulu documentary series Stream Yourself Out, featuring a diverse group of popular artists on tour. St. Lucia performs with student a cappella group the Georgetown Phantoms and Grace Mitchell explores campus with Music Program Prof. Anna Celenza, in episodes 4 and 5, respectively.
