Come on, Come Over is an invitational exhibition highlighting Elder Gallery as a nexus for artists in Lincoln, Nebraska and beyond. The philosophy of the gallery gives artists the ability to present the exhibition they envision. Artists model the exhibition process from start to finish for students to help show NWU's educational mission . The name Come on, Come Over is from the house party song of the same name by the late Jaco Pastorius.
The Nebraska Wesleyan Symphonic Band travels to Minnesota. Performances will include visits to public school programs along the way to and within the Twin Cities. Other explorations will include visits to cultural and art museums of Minneapolis, and attendance to a performance by the Minnesota Orchestra. On this trip, the band will play musical works inspired by poetry, history, and visual art. Kimberly Archer’s Tides draws from a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Lore of the Pony Express is the subject of William Owens’ Across The Great Plains. In Mosaic, Stephen Paulus translates into sound the visual concept of fragments coming together to form a larger image. The repertoire is completed by Gestures, a musical homage that Randall Standridge composed for his former college band directors at the University of Northern Colorado.
After returning from its tour, the Symphonic Band will perform their “coming home” concert in O’Donnell. They will be joined by the NWU Jazz Ensemble and Dr. Amy Spears’ World Music Drumming Ensemble. Admission is free and no reservation required.
If laughter is the best medicine, Neil Simon prescribes us a powerful dose of Chekhov. This play's writer/narrator deals with his writer's block by hopping from story to story in Chekhov's colorful medicine cabinet.
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If laughter is the best medicine, Neil Simon prescribes us a powerful dose of Chekhov. This play's writer/narrator deals with his writer's block by hopping from story to story in Chekhov's colorful medicine cabinet.
For more information about the show and ticketing, please visit
If laughter is the best medicine, Neil Simon prescribes us a powerful dose of Chekhov. This play's writer/narrator deals with his writer's block by hopping from story to story in Chekhov's colorful medicine cabinet.
For more information about the show and ticketing, please visit
If laughter is the best medicine, Neil Simon prescribes us a powerful dose of Chekhov. This play's writer/narrator deals with his writer's block by hopping from story to story in Chekhov's colorful medicine cabinet.
For more information about the show and ticketing, please visit
The snowed-in setting of this countryside guesthouse could've been the stuff of Christmas carols. But this is Agatha Christie we're talking about, and there's a killer on the loose. This spine-tingling whodunnit has run for a record-setting 70 years and counting in London.
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Two young lovers, Lucy and Ben, are caught in a classic love triangle – except that Ben’s competition is not another man, it is the relentless ringing of Lucy’s telephone. He considers cutting the telephone line so he can propose to her, but finally hits on a more creative solution. Please join us for Menotti’s delightful comedic one-act opera, sung in English. Admission is free, and no reservation is required.
The snowed-in setting of this countryside guesthouse could've been the stuff of Christmas carols. But this is Agatha Christie we're talking about, and there's a killer on the loose. This spine-tingling whodunnit has run for a record-setting 70 years and counting in London.
For more information about the show and ticketing, please visit
The snowed-in setting of this countryside guesthouse could've been the stuff of Christmas carols. But this is Agatha Christie we're talking about, and there's a killer on the loose. This spine-tingling whodunnit has run for a record-setting 70 years and counting in London.
For more information about the show and ticketing, please visit
The snowed-in setting of this countryside guesthouse could've been the stuff of Christmas carols. But this is Agatha Christie we're talking about, and there's a killer on the loose. This spine-tingling whodunnit has run for a record-setting 70 years and counting in London.
For more information about the show and ticketing, please visit