Has the United States gone from being a nation of immigrants to a nation seeking to bar them from coming? And, if so, how in the world did that happen? …
Continue reading WPL02141 – From “Give Me Your Tired” to “Build The Wall”: The History, Status, and Future of Immigration in America
Audrey Batten and her daughter have a deep conflict. How do two strong women with very different grief coping strategies find common ground? In this moving, powerful, and absorbing play …
Continue reading WPL02142D – Dramawise: The Duration by Bruce Graham
Instructor: Karen Roberts, Ph.D. Have you ever heard the name of an artist and wondered why this person is renowned? Have you ever heard the title of a work of …
Continue reading W142B – What’s in the Famous Name? Why Do I Recognize That Picture?
Instructor: Sheryl Flatow For some 40 years, composer John Kander and lyricist Fred Ebb delighted and sometimes disturbed Broadway audiences with musicals that combined razzle dazzle with a hefty dose …
Continue reading W143B – Kander & Ebb & All That Jazz
Instructor: Edward Shapiro, Ph.D. This discussion group will analyze four of the most consequential American strategic decisions of World War II. Participants will examine and evaluate the political and military …
Continue reading WGD143B – Guided Discussion: Four Great American Strategic Decisions of World War II
When film directors and actors collaborate numerous times, their partnerships become noteworthy. In Hollywood, John Ford and John Wayne, Hitchcock and Cary Grant and James Stewart, Woody Allen and Diane …
Continue reading W144A – Playing Favorites: Classic Director/Actor Collaborations
