Theater at Eastern Mennonite University is presenting five performances of its spring mainstage production, “The Bus Stop,” by Nobel Prize winner Gao Xingjian [pronounced “kao hsing-chien”]. The ground-breaking 1983 comedy ... read more about EMU Theater Presenting Groundbreaking Absurdist Comedy
Benjamin P. (Ben) Bergey, an Eastern Mennonite University senior from Perkasie, Pa., will present a voice recital 7 p.m. Saturday, Mar. 19, in Martin Chapel of seminary building at EMU. ... read more about EMU Senior Sets Voice Recital
A line from American poet Mary Oliver (b. 1935) provides the framework for the Chamber Singers of Eastern Mennonite University for its upcoming tour during the school’s mid-semester break. In ... read more about EMU Chamber Singers to Explore ‘Jesus’ Questions
An Eastern Mennonite University music faculty member will give a voice recital 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 19 in Martin Chapel of the seminary building at EMU. James K. Richardson, a ... read more about EMU Music Professor to Present Voice Recital
Three Shenandoah Valley photographers/professors are teaming up to present a show of their work at Blandy Experimental Farm, home of the State Arboretum of Virginia. “Leaf. Flower. Spiral. The Flow ... read more about Photo Show at Blandy Features Combined Work of Faculty Photographers
Are you a person of fashion? Take a look at the shoes in your closet. Are they comfortable? Practical? Or are they the latest style? “Fashion,” an American farce written ... read more about EMU Theater Makes ‘Fashion’ Statement
Lynne Mackey, an associate professor of music at Eastern Mennonite University, will present a piano recital 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28, in Martin Chapel of the seminary building at EMU. ... read more about EMU Prof to Celebrate Music of Franz Liszt
HARRISONBURG – Eastern Mennonite University’s faculty artist series is presenting “Terra Voce,” a flute-cello duo from Charlottesville, Va., in concert 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 5, in Martin Chapel of the ... read more about Cello-Flute Duo to Perform at EMU
Why and how do we get old? This is one of the most basic and unknown questions of biology, says Jeffrey M. Copeland, PhD., assistant professor of biology at EMU. ... read more about EMU Student-Faculty Research Probes Aging Question
Theater at EMU is staging “Stop Kiss” as its first play in the new Lee E. Eshleman Studio Theater in the University Commons. Performances of “Stop Kiss,” by Diana Son, ... read more about EMU Play Opens in New Lee Eshleman Studio Theater