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| WCC seeks artists to create artwork for the college's pavilion, rec center | Western Washington University's annual Fall Family Open House is this weekend, Oct. 25-26, with dozens of faculty and student presentations, performances, tours and other events. Among the arts and entertainment highlights are performances by the award-winning improve group The Dead Parrots鈥 |
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| Controversial play 'Equus' at 草榴社区 | Mark Kuntz directs "Equus," Peter Shaffer's controversial play about a psychiatrist who is confronted with a boy who has blinded six horses in a violent fit of passion. This very passion is as foreign to Dysart as the act itself. To the boy's parents it is a hideous mystery;鈥 |
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| Architect Bert Gregory to speak at Western Oct. 14 | |||
| Western's Mike Allen Quartet sets monthly performance series, features world-class guests | |||
| Dance teacher inspired by class for people with Parkinson's | If you look in the windows of the YWCA ballroom on Sept. 26 at 11 a.m. you will see me doing what I love to do: teaching a dance class. This class is not my usual ballet or modern dance class for students at Western. Rather, this dance class is for people with movement and neurological disorders鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 has full slate of fine and performing arts events | Chris Casquilho, who was recently hired at Western Washington University to oversee marketing and special projects for the College of Fine and Performing Arts, recently sent me the lineup of performances, events and exhibits. Kit Spicer is currently interim dean for the college. 滨迟'蝉鈥 |
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| Bio: 草榴社区 alumna Alice Clark anchors downtown cinema | Veterinary assistant. Model. Art student. Pie baker. Executive director of Pickford Film Center. Alice Clark has a personal history as intriguing as any film plot. Born to a veterinarian father and homemaker in St. Louis, her first job was helping her dad with the animals.鈥 |
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| Six faculty receive university awards | |||
| 草榴社区 selects interim dean for performing arts college | Christopher 鈥淜it鈥 Spicer has been appointed to serve a one-year term as interim dean of Western Washington University鈥檚 College of Fine and Performing Arts starting Aug. 1, according to an announcement from 草榴社区 Provost Catherine Riordan. |
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| Symphony violinist Grant Donnellan continues his mother's musical legacy | Ferndale native Grant Donnellan, following in the musical footsteps of his mother, violinist Joanne Donnellan, picked up the violin at age 4 and hasn't put it down since. Like his mom was, he is currently concertmaster of Whatcom Symphony Orchestra. He's also on the鈥 |