Sarasota Orchestra World Premiere of “Two Nights on the River” by Hermitage Artist and Greenfield Prize winner Eve Beglarian
“Two Nights on the River” was inspired by composer Eve Beglarian’s four-month trip by kayak down the Mississippi. READ MORE
Missy Mazzoli Making Music
The Hermitage Artist Retreat, in partnership with New College of Florida, invite the public to meet one of America’s most talented composers, Missy Mazzoli, on Wednesday, March 16, 2001, 4:00 – 5:30 pm, at the Mildred F. Sainer Art & Music Pavilion in Sarasota. There is no charge for this program. READ MORE
Tony-award winning theater director Oskar Eustis discusses his film “Theater of War”
In partnership with New College, the Asolo Repertory Theatre, and The Gulf Coast Foundation, the Hermitage presents a screening of “The Theater of War,” a documentary about the making of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, as produced by NYC’s Public Theater in Central Park. Oskar Eustis, Tony-award winning artistic director for NYC’s Public Theater, will be at the screening to talk about the making of the play, and enter dialogue with the audience.
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Poems written at the Hermitage will be read at Bookstore 1
Hermitage Fellow Robert Cording will read poems written at, and some inspired by the Hermitage Artist Retreat along with poems from his new book “Walking with Ruskin” at Bookstore 1 on Thursday, March 10 at 6:00pm. (1359 Main Street, Sarasota) READ MORE
Finding Music on America’s River
Composer Eve Beglarian, first winner of the 2009 Greenfield Prize in Music, will present a public program at the Historic Asolo Theater on Thursday, March 3 at 7:30 pm. Beglarian will speak about her present projects, including the 2010 River Project when she kayaked down the Mississippi, blogging, composing music and photographing all along the way. READ MORE
