Student groups from the University of Puget Sound Chamber Music program will be coached by the Balourdet String Quartet, the String Quartet in Residence at Seattle Chamber Music Society. This class will be followed by a Q & A session with the quartet. This event is free and open to the public.
Also, don't miss the quartet's lecture and performance at 7:30 p.m., featuring Brahms' String Quartet no. 3, Op. 67.
Every Sound I’ve Ever Made
Written and performed by Isa Fitzgibbons ‘26
Every Sound I’ve Ever Made is a devised theatre piece which interrogates the distance women’s voices fill when memory and identity divulge. The revision of a previous piece by the same name, Every Sound I’ve Ever Made is an intimate portrait of one woman’s journey to reconcile a familial legacy of silence and resistance.
Content Warnings: Discussions of domestic abuse
Notes to Future Self by Lucy Caldwell
Directed by Jay Milliken
Featuring Hannah Erikson
Notes to Future Self is an explorative work into how people faced with tragedy continue forward. Sophie, a 13-year-old terminal cancer patient, and her family have been upended by her illness, a sudden move back home, and an adversarial family bond. Through the, often silly, worldview of Sophie we travel through the process of grief for a disrupted family and the ugly face of mortality.
Notes to Future Self by Lucy Caldwell
Directed by Jay Milliken
Featuring Hannah Erikson
Notes to Future Self is an explorative work into how people faced with tragedy continue forward. Sophie, a 13-year-old terminal cancer patient, and her family have been upended by her illness, a sudden move back home, and an adversarial family bond. Through the, often silly, worldview of Sophie we travel through the process of grief for a disrupted family and the ugly face of mortality.
Notes to Future Self by Lucy Caldwell
Directed by Jay Milliken
Featuring Hannah Erikson
Notes to Future Self is an explorative work into how people faced with tragedy continue forward. Sophie, a 13-year-old terminal cancer patient, and her family have been upended by her illness, a sudden move back home, and an adversarial family bond. Through the, often silly, worldview of Sophie we travel through the process of grief for a disrupted family and the ugly face of mortality.
Circle Mirror Transformation by Annie Baker
Directed by Athena Schaefer
Featuring Riley Minkowski and J Wheeler
Circle Mirror Transformation examines the complexities of human relationships via theatrical exercises. In this slice-of-life play, five people are brought together for six short weeks in a community acting class. As they work through a myriad of games and rituals, relationships are built and broken. This seemingly simple play uses the conventions of theatre to reveal the meaningful nature of transitory connections.
Circle Mirror Transformation by Annie Baker
Directed by Athena Schaefer
Featuring Riley Minkowski and J Wheeler
Circle Mirror Transformation examines the complexities of human relationships via theatrical exercises. In this slice-of-life play, five people are brought together for six short weeks in a community acting class. As they work through a myriad of games and rituals, relationships are built and broken. This seemingly simple play uses the conventions of theatre to reveal the meaningful nature of transitory connections.
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