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It's opening night for the Dept. of Theatre's production of Orlando directed by Lehigh grad Caraline Jeffrey '17. Break a leg!

This Friday, Feb 23 and Saturday, Feb 24, the LU Philharmonic presents their annual Concerto Marathon. Come support your peers--LU UNDERGRAD TICKETS ARE FREE--as they perform concerto movements with the orchestra, followed by a full orchestra performance of Bizet’s L’Arlesienne Suite and Ravel’s Le tombeau de Couperin

Steve Siegel writes about upcoming classical concerts for The Morning Call and this weekend's LU Philharmonic Concerto Marathon is one of them!

Starting this Friday, Feb 23, through March 3, the Department of Theatre presents Orlando! As a boy growing up in the Elizabethan age, Orlando’s wild adventures seem to have no end—but things change suddenly when he wakes one morning to find he is a woman. As identities transform and centuries pass, Orlando discovers just how difficult it can be to live and love in one’s own skin.

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Founded in 1912, this 70-piece orchestra is one of Sweden's most important classical cultural icons. Conductor Stefan Solyom leads this orchestra in performing an all-Beethoven concert featuring the powerful Violin Concerto in D Major and Symphony No. 3 Eroica

Thanks for the coverage The Morning Call! Tickets still available for this Saturday's performance. http://www.mcall.com/entertainment/mc-ent-classical-helsingborg-sweden-orchestra-zoellner-20180213-story.html

This Canadian trio has a wide range of musical backgrounds as well as the ability to seamlessly blend inspired harmonies. They have really characterized their special mix of Americana, pop and traditional folk. Come check them out tomorrow at 8pm!

February 2018