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Mapping the Stars: Students Perform Selections from Silent Sky

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October 1, 2022, 2 PM

Location: Wachenheim Gallery

Free and open to the public

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Two people with serious facial expressions face a third person who speaks to them, all standing before a large abstract painting hung on the wall.
Mapping the Stars: Students Perform Selections from Silent Sky, Parallax: Framing the Cosmos, Tang Teaching Museum, October 1, 2022, photo by Megan Mumford

Join us on Saturday, October 1, at 2 pm, for excerpts from Skidmore Theater’s production of Silent Sky performed in the Tang’s new exhibition Parallax: Framing the Cosmos. The play, written by Lauren Gunderson and directed by Assistant Professor of Theater Dennis Schebetta, runs October 15-19 in the Black Box.

Production:
Assistant Director – Anne-Sophie Vanderberk ’23
Assistant Dramaturg – Ellery Shea ’25

Actors:
Henrietta Leavitt – Erin Einzig ’23
Williamina Fleming – Georgie Svrcek ’25
Annie Jump Cannon – Gigi Brown ’24
Peter Shaw – Will Davis-Kay ’23

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Three people conversate, two facing us, one in profile, all wearing button-up shirts and hair in buns, while standing before a large abstract painting on a white wall.
In a large museum gallery, an audience with their backs facing us, observes four people standing in the center of the room.
Sunlight shines on a person standing with their arm up in the middle of a large museum gallery featuring an orange wall and abstract artwork.
In front of an orange wall with hanging artworks, a woman wearing a white button-up and a gray skirt sits at a small wooden table studying something in her hands.
In a gallery with white walls and artworks on display, three people stand on the left facing a fourth person speaking on the right.
In a gallery with white walls and artworks on display, a person on the left observes two people talking on the right, all wearing button-up shirts and long skirts.
In a large gallery, a man stands addressing a seated audience to our right, between them in the background hangs a large abstract artwork on a white wall.
Sunlight shines from the left on a man facing us and speaking, behind him a large and colorful abstract painting hangs on the wall.
A woman stands in the middle of a gallery addressing people seated with their back to the camera.
In front of an orange wall with artwork hanging on it is a seated woman writing at a desk to the left of a man standing in profile.
Four people with serious facial expressions, three wearing button-ups and long skirts, the rightmost one wearing a long black coat, stand in a museum gallery.
The same four people smile for the camera.
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