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MORE INFORMATION 2021.chq.org | 1-800-836-ARTS GATE PASSES & TICKETS tickets.chq.org | 716-357-6250 HOTEL RESERVATIONS 2021 athenaeum.chq.org | 1-800-821-1881 chq.org | tickets.chq.org SEASON CALENDAR /chq1874 @chq @chq1874 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY WEEK ONE • Week Theme | China and the World: Collaboration, Competition, Confrontation? • Interfaith Lecture Theme | 21st Century Religion in China: Collaboration, Competition, Confrontation? 27 9:00 The Rev. George Wirth 28 9:00 The Rev. Mary Lee Talbot 29 30 July 1 2 8:15 Chris Thile June 26 10:45 Ecumenical Service of 10:30 Somini Sengupta, 10:30 Mei Fong, author, One (9:45 Cinema Under the Stars) Worship. Sermon: The Rt. international climate Child: The Story of China’s 9:00 The Rev. J. Paul Womack 9:00 The Rev. Natalie Hanson 9:00 The Rev. Nelson “Bud” Horne 3 Rev. V. Gene Robinson, vice correspondent, The New York Most Radical Experiment; 10:30 Michael Pillsbury, senior 10:30 Dexter Roberts, author, The 10:30† Master Class. Dexter Roberts WEEK TWO » president of religion and senior Times chief communications officer, fellow and director for Chinese Myth of Chinese Capitalism: 1:00* Paula Madison, chairman pastor, Chautauqua Institution 1:00 Kelly James Clark, author, Human Rights Watch strategy, Hudson Institute The Worker, the Factory and and CEO, Madison Media 3:30** Writers’ Center Reading. Danielle 2:30 A Massey Organ Movie: A Spiritual Geography of 1:00 Fenggang Yang, founding 1:00 Robin R. Wang, author, the Future of the World Management and 88 Madison Legros Georges (poetry), Zelda Lockhart (prose) “Safety Last!” Early Chinese Thought: Gods, director, Center on Religion YinYang: The Way of Heaven 3:30* CLSC. Ma Jian, China Dream; Media Works 4:00 Theater. Blood at the Root 3:30* Writers’ Center Reading. Ancestors, and Afterlife and the Global East, Purdue and Earth in Chinese Thought translated by 4:00 Theater. Blood at the Root Flora Drew 8:15 Independence Day Celebration. Sonja Livingston (prose), 8:15 Music School Festival University and Culture 8:15 Glenn Miller Orchestra 8:15 An Evening with Michael W. MSFO and Voice Program. Robert Miltner (poetry) Orchestra. Timothy Muffitt, 4:00 Theater. Blood at the Root 4:00 Theater. Blood at the Root Smith William Eddins, conductor 8:00 Chautauqua Vespers conductor 8:15 ChamberFest Cleveland 8:15 Wu Fei Dusk Cinema Under the Stars WEEK TWO • Week Theme | New Frontiers: Exploring Today’s Unknowns • Interfaith Lecture Theme | New Frontiers: Exploring the Future of Religion in America 4 5 6 9:00 The Rev. Zina Jacque 7 8 9 WEEK THREE » 10 9:00 The Rev. Zina Jacque 10:30 R. Alta Charo, Warren P. 10:45 Ecumenical Service of 9:00 The Rev. Zina Jacque 10:30 Elizabeth Kolbert, staff writer, Knowles Professor Emerita of 9:00 The Rev. Zina Jacque 9:00 The Rev. Zina Jacque 8:15 Chautauqua Symphony Worship. Sermon: The 10:30 Ted Chiang, Hugo Award- The New Yorker; author, Under Law and Bioethics, University 10:30 Ariel Ekblaw, founder 10:30† Master Class. Ariel Ekblaw Orchestra. Rossen Milanov, Rev. Zina Jacque, lead and Nebula Award-winning a White Sky: The Nature of the of Wisconsin at Madison and director, MIT Space 1:00* The Rev. Heber Brown III, conductor pastor, Community Church of science fiction author Future (CLSC) 1:00 Gary Laderman, Goodrich C. Exploration Initiative founder, Black Church Food Dusk Chautauqua Cinema Under the Barrington, Illinois 1:00 The Rev. Katharine Rhodes 1:00 Margarita Simon Guillory, White Professor of American 1:00* Simone Boyce, Security Network Stars 1:00 Chautauqua Community Band Henderson, president, associate professor of religion Religious History and Cultures, correspondent, NBC News 4:00 Opera. Scalia/Ginsburg Independence Day Concert Auburn Seminary and African American studies, Emory University Now 8:15 The Hot Sardines 8:00 Sacred Song 8:15 Music School Festival Boston University 8:15 Alicia Olatuja: “Intuition — 7:30 The Acrobats of Orchestra. Timothy Muffitt, 8:15 An Evening Piano Recital Songs from the Minds of Cirque-tacular conductor with Alexander Kobrin Women” WEEK THREE • Week Theme | Trust, Society and Democracy • Interfaith Lecture Theme | The Ethical Foundations of a Fully Functioning Society 10:45 Interfaith Service. Sermon: 11 12 13 14 9:00 Rabbi Jonah Pesner 15 9:00 Rabbi Jonah Pesner 16 WEEK FOUR » 17 Rabbi Jonah Pesner, director, 9:00 Rabbi Jonah Pesner 10:30 Deb Roy, director, MIT 10:30† Master Class. Deb Roy Religious Action Center of 9:00 Rabbi Jonah Pesner 10:30 Meredith D. Clark, assistant 9:00 Rabbi Jonah Pesner Center for Constructive 1:00* Amit Taneja, senior vice 6:00 Chautauqua Voice Program. Reform Judaism 10:30 Richard Edelman, CEO, professor, Department of 10:30 Christine Rosen, senior Communication president and chief inclusion, Hansel & Gretel. Marlena 2:30 Chautauqua Piano Competition Edelman Media Studies, University of writer, Commentary 1:00* Gretchen Morgenson, senior diversity, equity and Malas, chair Winners’ Recital. Alexander 1:00 Robert M. Franklin Jr., Virginia 1:00 Cherie Harder, president, financial reporter, NBC News accessibility (IDEA) officer, 7:30 Tim Burton’s “The Gavrylyuk, Heintzelman Family author, Moral Leadership: 1:00 Heather McGhee, author, The Trinity Forum Investigations Unit Chautauqua Institution. Erroll Nightmare Before Artistic Advisor. Nicola Melville 3:30* CLSC. Naomi Oreskes, Why Davis, president, African Integrity, Courage, Imagination Sum of Us: What Racism Costs 4:00 Theater. Blood at the Root Christmas” in Concert with and John Milbauer, co-chairs Trust Science? American Heritage House 8:15 Music School Festival Everyone and How We Can 8:15 the Chautauqua Symphony 3:30* Writers’ Center Reading. Ranky Tanky 6:00 Voice Program. Hansel & (AAHH) at Chautauqua. Ted Jeffrey DeShell (prose), Orchestra. Timothy Muffitt, Prosper Together Gretel. Marlena Malas, chair First, board member, AAHH Orchestra. Stuart Chafetz, Luisa A. Igloria (poetry) conductor 8:15 An Evening Piano Recital 8:15 CSO with the MSFO. Rossen 4:00 Opera. Scalia/Ginsburg conductor 8:00 Chautauqua Vespers with Jon Nakamatsu Milanov, conductor 8:15† Wynonna Judd WEEK FOUR • Week Theme | Many Americas: Navigating Our Divides • Interfaith Lecture Theme | The Evolving Religious Narrative of America 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 10:45 Ecumenical Service 9:00 The Rev. Robert W. 9:00 The Rev. Robert W. 9:00 The Rev. Robert W. 9:00 Rev. Robert W. Henderson WEEK FIVE » of Worship. Sermon: The Henderson Henderson Henderson 10:30 Eddie S. Glaude Jr., James Rev. Robert W. Henderson, 10:30 Amanda Ripley, author, High 10:30 David French, author, Divided 10:30 Katherine Cramer, author, S. McDonnell Distinguished 9:00 The Rev. Robert W. 4:00 Theater. Commedia senior minister, Covenant Conflict: Why We Get Trapped We Fall: America’s Secession The Politics of Resentment: University Professor of African Henderson 7:30 “Beauty and the Beast” in Presbyterian Church, and How We Get Out Threat and How to Restore Our Rural Consciousness in American Studies, Princeton Univ. 10:00 Meet the Filmmaker. “A Concert with the Chautauqua Charlotte, North Carolina 1:00 Eboo Patel, founder and Nation Wisconsin and the Rise of 1:30* Melissa Murray, professor of Reckoning in Boston” Symphony Orchestra. Stuart 2:30 Music School Festival president, Interfaith Youth 1:00 Michael Martin, executive Scott Walker law, NYU School of Law 1:00* DeRay Mckesson, civil rights Chafetz, conductor Chamber Players CLSC* James Shapiro, Shakespeare Core (IFYC) director, Native American 1:00 Rabbi Gary Zola, executive activist; author, On the Other 3:30* Writers’ Center Reading. in a Divided America: What His 8:15 Voice Program and MSFO. The Community Services of Erie director, Jacob Rader Marcus Side of Freedom Oliver de la Paz (prose), Plays Tell Us About Our Past (poetry) Marriage of Figaro. Marlena (N.Y.) and Niagara Counties, Inc. Center of the American Jewish and Future 4:00 Opera. Scalia/Ginsburg Marcus Jackson † 4:00 Theater. Blood at the Root Malas, chair. Timothy 8:15 CSO. Rossen Milanov, Archives 4:00 Theater. Commedia 8:15 Johnny Mathis – 65 Years of 8:00 Sacred Song Muffitt, conductor conductor 8:15 Chanticleer 8:15 CSO. Timothy Muffitt, cond. Romance WEEK FIVE • Week Theme | The Authentic Comedic Voice | A Week in Partnership with the National Comedy Center • Interfaith Lecture Theme | The Authentic Comedic Voice: Truth Born of Struggle 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 10:45 Ecumenical Service of 9:00 The Rev. Frank A. Thomas Worship. Sermon: The Rev. 10:30 Caty Borum Chattoo, 9:00 The Rev. Frank A. Thomas 8:00† Old First Night Run/Walk Frank A. Thomas, dir., Ph.D. 9:00 The Rev. Frank A. Thomas 9:00 The Rev. Frank A. Thomas co-director, The Yes, And 9:00 The Rev. Frank A. Thomas 10:30† Master Class. Lewis Black, Program in African American 10:30 Ego Nwodim, cast member, 10:30 Eric Deggans, television critic, Laughter Lab; executive 10:30 Bob Mankoff, former cartoon comedian and actor; Joe Preaching and Sacred Rhetoric, “Saturday Night Live” NPR director, American University’s editor, The New Yorker Grifasi, actor; Mark Linn- WEEK SIX » Christian Theological Seminary 1:00 Michael Krasny, retired host, 1:00 Leighann Lord, comedian Center for Media & Social 3:30* CLSC. Fredrik Backman, Baker, actor and director 2:30 A Massey Organ Movie: Charlie KQED’s “Forum”; author, Let 4:00 Theater. Commedia Impact Anxious People 1:00* Steve Capers, managing 4:00 Theater. Commedia Chaplin’s “The Gold Rush” There Be Laughter: A Treasury 8:15 Apollo’s Fire: Love in Venice 1:00 Benji Lovitt, comedian 4:00 Theater. Commedia partner, Martha’s Vineyard 8:15 Chautauqua Symphony 3:30* WCR.