The F-Word

The College this week is wrapping up a series of events it has dubbed the “Wasserstein Fortnight” – named in honor of Wendy Wasserstein, the playwright who passed away in January of 2006. The fortnight will commemorate the contributions Wasserstein made to theatre, as well as explore some of the questions that this women’s rights advocate proposed. Cheryl Faraone, director of “The Heidi Chronicles” explains the complicated legacy Wasserstein left behind.

Wasserstein, giddy for having won a Tony and a Pulitzer.

Conductor and composer Troy Peters knows how to run an orchestra. He’s been at the center of the Vermont youth orchestra since 1995, and has recently been lending his expertise to the Middlebury College Orchestra. Radio Arts managed to talk to Peters before a concert he performed with the College Orchestra last Friday. Find out why Carnegie Hall ain’t so big for Peters and his musicians.

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