The Lenfest Center for the Arts is excited to welcome students back for the 2023-24 academic year. A diverse mix of music, theater, dance and magic shows is at the heart of the new season.
Susan Wager,...
The phrase terra ignota, or “land unknown” in Latin, has historically been used by mapmakers to denote unexplored territory.
But for artist Amanda Lechner, featured in Washington and Lee’s Staniar...
Sword fights, steampunk pirate costumes and a stage modeled like a life-sized boat captivated the audiences of Washington and Lee’s sold-out production of “Treasure Island.”
People waited at the...
“Thumbelina,” a Lenfest Center theater production about a girl half as tall as a human’s thumb, delighted local elementary school children and community members alike with a series of shows the weekend...
Yusef Salaam, a member of the Central Park Five, now known as the Exonerated Five, used personal anecdotes of his unjust conviction to discuss his hopes for change and his advice for progress.
He...
Five ensembles from the Washington and Lee Music Department shared the stage last week at the first in-person Holiday Pops concert in two years. Reindeer antlers, pops of red in scarves and socks, and...
The Voca People came to Lexington on April 16 to perform at Washington and Lee’s Lenfest Center for the Arts as the closing performance for Lenfest Center’s 25th Anniversary Season.
Described by Jimmy...
The show tickets, posters and programs may have said The Mikado, but that was not the show the audience saw the evening of Sept. 21 at the Lenfest Center of the Arts.
With days notice, The New York Gilbert...
