Showing posts with label alumni support for Hartt. Show all posts
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Thursday, September 24, 2015

Update to Hartt Alumni

Here is the September 2015 email update sent from the Hartt Board of Trustees' Alumni Committee to all alumni for who the University of Hartford has an email address.

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University of Hartford's Hartt School
Dear Fellow Hartt Alumni,
I hope you have been well since last summer’s email sent to all Hartt alumni about the exciting things that were happening at Hartt and preview for the 2014–15 year. Now, I wanted to reach out, once again, on behalf of the Hartt Board of Trustees’ Alumni Committee to highlight some of the exciting things that happened at Hartt during the past year and to preview some upcoming events. Hartt, and the University of Hartford as a whole, have made a real commitment to improving alumni engagement. Everyone at Hartt wants you to feel a continuing connection to the school and this update is one way we are doing that. We hope that you will consider coming to a performance, reaching out individually to a former professor, attending an alumni event, or finding another way to remain involved. For now, let’s talk about our alma mater. 
THEATRE DIVISION presented the rarely performed musical On Your Toes and is preparing for Nicholas Nickleby.
In 1936, the musical On Your Toes, written by Rodgers and Hart, opened on Broadway.  Prior to Hartt’s production, On Your Toes had never been performed north of New York City. The show, which requires both a full ballet company and a music theater company, is a massive undertaking. Hartt’s production was directed by Alan Rust, director of the Theatre Division, and choreographed by Ralph Perkins and Stephen Pier. A full orchestra, conducted by Edward Cumming, skillfully added an important component to the grand show, which includes the jazz ballet "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue."



This coming year, the Theatre Division will present another rare production. Charles Dickens’s Nickolas Nickleby will be performed in two parts on consecutive nights and both parts combined during weekend days in November.

The Hartt School Theatre Division Presents
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickelby
Presented in Two Parts
Tuesday–Sunday
Nov. 3–8, 2015
Part I:
Tuesday and Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday, 3 p.m.
Part II:
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 7:30 p.m.
Dickens’s England Evening Package
Saturday or Sunday
Parts I and II with a traditional Dickensian
dinner between shows, hosted at the
University of Hartford’s 1877 Club.

Tickets are available by
visiting hartford.edu/tickets
or calling 860.768.4228.
Hartt Alumni Award—2015 Recipient and a Call for 2016 Nominations

Boykin speaks on Lincoln stage in May.
Phillip Boykin ’95 was the 2015 Alumni Award recipient. Boykin was presented this honor at the Hartt Commencement in May. At commencement, Boykin spoke passionately to the graduating students and assembled guests sharing both the struggles he has experienced and his triumphs. He was a featured performer in the recent Broadway production of On The Town, Boykin has had an amazing career since graduating Hartt. Visit his webpage.
If you know of a Hartt alumnus or alumna worthy of consideration for the Hartt Alumni Award, please nominate him or her.
Hartt Welcomes a New Class as the Tradition of
Opening Convocation Continues!

Monday, November 25, 2013

Additional Information Concerning Malcolm Morrison





Dear Hartt alumni,

We write to inform you, if you have not yet heard, that former Hartt School Dean Malcolm Morrison died on November 8. We send you this news of his passing with great sadness; we have lost a great leader and lover of the arts, mentor, faculty member, and friend. Malcolm left his stamp on The Hartt School and the University, and changed so many lives for the better. We know you join us in expressing our deepest sympathy to his wife, Jo, his daughter, Nikki, and their entire family.

Monday, October 14, 2013

Participate in The Hartt School Gala Auction Online

If you cannot attend the Hartt Gala next weekend, please consider supporting Hartt Scholarships by participating in the online auction.
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12th Annual Gala Auction

THE HARTT SCHOOL
presents

HARTT’S GOT TALENT

Auction proceeds will benefit Hartt School scholarships, tuition assistance and educational programming.