The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Goethe Room - Hilltop House 241 Hungry Hollow Road, Chestnut Ridge, NY, United StatesJennifer Kleinbach recites Samuel Taylor Coleridge's classic story of guilt and redemption.
Jennifer Kleinbach recites Samuel Taylor Coleridge's classic story of guilt and redemption.
Celebrate the talents of non-speaking individuals who type to communicate! Enjoy music by The Meows and special guests, plus a Q&A with the lyricists.
Liana Gebel will be joined by Kaylah Bell and Liev Golowasch (drums) for a special night of original music by Liana herself. Liana tap dances and teaches her songs to the audience for everyone to sing along, as the great Pete Seeger would do. Come out to sing and enjoy music with us! Kaylah and Liev (Moking Sea) will also play a shorter set of original songs.
We are hosting young artists and musicians for three to six months, providing space for them to pursue self directed projects. During this evening that we have prepared for you Laura Summer will hold an Art Dispersal and the current residents will perform original music, and present their painting and ceramics work. Come learn more and support our new program.
Laurie Portocarrero and Glen Williamson in a 2-person storytelling of Goethe's Tale, created twenty years ago and performed all over the world.
A Conference and Performance of Rudolf Steiner’s Mystery Drama .
A journey through an enchanted landscape where the magical world of stories can be seen through the thin veil of All Hallow's Eve.
We invite you to join us in celebrating our students’ work at two festive evenings this December!
We invite you to join us in celebrating our students’ work at two festive evenings this December!
The Shepherds’ Play is the second of three Christmas Medieval Mystery plays that Rudolf Steiner recovered from obscurity. It is the Nativity from the Luke Gospel with the Annunciation, Joseph and Mary’s journey to Bethlehem, their dealings with the Innkeepers, the Angels’ proclamation to the Shepherds and their consequent visit to the stable.
The Shepherds’ Play is the second of three Christmas Medieval Mystery plays that Rudolf Steiner recovered from obscurity. It is the Nativity from the Luke Gospel with the Annunciation, Joseph and Mary’s journey to Bethlehem, their dealings with the Innkeepers, the Angels’ proclamation to the Shepherds and their consequent visit to the stable.
All are welcome to a celebration of the season with music, choral singing, eurythmy, and featuring a children's Christmas story, The First Gift, told by Joen Dealande , with a tree lighting and caroling to end.
Join us in the new year for another Speech Workout! Daily classes in Speech, Michael Chekhov work, and Eurythmy, and the opportunity for private lessons. Evenings include a performance by high school.
A festival celebrating human pre-existence and the journey toward birth with performances of eurythmy, music, and poetry and a festival address by Sean Goddard, a teacher at the Otto Specht School.
Come be inspired and transported as Green Meadow's own distinguished music faculty perform a wide selection of exciting repertoire!
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