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SUMMARY:Bookmaking Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The Beard & Weil Galleries host a Bookmaking Workshop with historical researcher and writer Honora Spicer of Future Document. Participants will learn about bookbinding and discuss the book design and research process. Each person will leave with one book and make two additional books\, in support of the AMOR Community Fund for ICE Detainees. \nLimited space is available; please sign up here.\n 
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/bookmaking-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Fall Open House
DESCRIPTION:Discover the possibilities at Wheaton College in Massachusetts. Join us at Open House for an inside look at life on campus: \n\n\nChoose from faculty-led sessions focusing on an area of academic interest\nTour areas of campus related to the fields you’re interested in\, from interdisciplinary makerspaces and arts facilities to science and nursing labs\nAttend a student life discussion with college administrators—covering residential life\, student activities and leadership\nMeet Wheaton faculty and students\nLearn more about admission and financial aid and connect with a counselor\nExplore internship\, research\, experiential learning and study abroad opportunities\nEnjoy lunch at the award-winning Chase Commons\n\nRegister for Fall Open House on November 7\, 2026 \nOpen House Schedule\nNovember 7\, 2026\n\nOn this page: \n\n8:00–8:25 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast\n8:30–8:50 a.m. Welcome Address\n8:50–9:20 a.m. Compass Curriculum\n9:30–10:20 a.m. Academic Presentation Breakout Sessions\n10:30-11:20 a.m. The Wheaton Experience Breakout Sessions\n11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Complimentary Lunch and Campus Tours\n\nTo locate the buildings you want to visit\, find the corresponding numbers on the Wheaton Campus Map. \nSee Around the Dimple for more on-campus activities to experience during your visit to Wheaton. \n\nGuest access to Wi-Fi: WheatonGuest \nSimply select WheatonGuest from the available Wi-Fi networks on your device. After connecting\, you will be directed to our Guest Captive Portal Page to review and accept our Terms of Use. Upon login\, you will be redirected to the Wheaton College website and connected to the internet. \n\nRegistration and Continental Breakfast\n\n8:00–8:25 a.m. \n\nWatson Fine Arts Center\, Haas Concourse (26) \n\nWelcome Address\n\n8:30–8:50 a.m. \n\n\nWalter Caffey\, Vice President of Enrollment\, Dean of Admission and Student Aid\nJonathan Millen\, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs\n\nWatson Fine Arts Center\, Weber Theatre (26) \n\nCompass Curriculum\n\n8:50–9:20 a.m. \n\nDiscover the Compass Curriculum—a transformative approach to academics that empowers you to carve your own path to success through personalized advising\, integrated experiences and professional mentorship. In this session\, a faculty presenter will walk you through the innovative structure of Wheaton’s curriculum\, while describing how current students navigate the curriculum and shape meaningful academic and career paths. \n\nJustin Schupp\, Associate Professor of Sociology\, Coordinator of Environmental Studies Minor and Coordinator of the Compass Curriculum\n\nWatson Fine Arts Center\, Weber Theatre (26) \n\nAcademic Presentation Breakout Sessions\n\n9:30–10:20 a.m. \n\nGet a comprehensive overview of our academic programs from the faculty who designed the curriculum. Are you undecided on a major? Feel free to select the session that piques your interest or attend an interactive session with student panelists to hear how they discovered their major at Wheaton. \nChoose from the following: \nBiological\, Chemical\, Forensic\, Medical Science\, and Environmental Sciences\nExplore the wide range of scientific disciplines at Wheaton\, including Biology\, Biochemistry\, Bioinformatics\, Chemistry\, Forensic Science\, Medical Science\, and Environmental Science. Faculty and current students will highlight exciting courses\, hands-on research opportunities\, and the connections between these fields. Students with a strong interest in environmental studies can also explore our accelerated 4+1 M.S. in Environmental Science\, which provides a clear pathway to advanced training and career preparation. \n\nRaluca Craciun\, Senior Professor of the Practice of Chemistry\, Biological\, Chemical\, and Environmental Sciences Department\nMatthew Evans\, Professor of Chemistry and Geology\, Biological\, Chemical\, and Environmental Sciences Department\nChristopher Kotyk\, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Co-Chair\, Biological\, Chemical\, and Environmental Sciences Department \nJennifer Lanni\, Associate Professor in Biology\, Biological\, Chemical\, and Environmental Sciences Department\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Hindle Auditorium (23) \nBusiness and Economics\nWheaton’s innovative Business and Economics Departments offer students a variety of options with our current programs in Business and Management\, Economics\, Finance or Marketing. Each establishes a strong foundation of knowledge and skills while allowing students to specialize in areas of interest to them. We also offer a 4+1 M.S. in Business and are establishing pathways for other advanced degrees in specialized business areas. New majors and minors are on the horizon as we adapt to the demands of today’s global workforce. \n\nKellie Mackisey\, Professor of the Practice of Business\, Business and Economics Department\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Room 3328 (23) \nCreative Arts\nLearn more about our programs in Creative Writing\, Dance\, Design\, Digital Media and Communication\, Film and New Media Studies\, Music\, Theatre\, and Visual Art. You will have a chance to meet with faculty and staff to learn more about opportunities offered by these programs. Students interested in advancing their creative careers can also explore our  4+1 M.A. in Creative Industries\, an accelerated graduate program designed to deepen professional and creative skill sets. \n\nPatrick Johnson\, Associate Professor of Film\, Media\, and Communications; Chair\, Film\, Media\, and Communications Department\nClinton O’Dell\, Professor of Theater Design; Chair\, Creative Arts Department\nTania Schlatter\, Professor of the Practice and Design Program Lead\, Creative Arts Department\nKent Shaw\, Associate Professor of English; Coordinator of Creative Writing\, English and Philosophy Department\n\nWatson Fine Arts Center\, Kresge Experimental Theatre (26) \nEducation\nWhether you are pursuing Early Childhood Education\, Elementary Education or Secondary Education\, Wheaton provides small classes and a supportive environment for students ready to join this meaningful profession. In this session\, you will hear from Education Department faculty and students about the rewards of teaching\, experiential learning opportunities and the process for obtaining licensure. \n\nSara Donaldson\, Chair and Associate Professor of Education\, Education Department\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Room 3344 (23) \nExploring your Academic Options\nHaving an open mind is important as you consider your academic options. In fact\, it can be advantageous to enter college without having decided upon a major. At Wheaton College\, we encourage exploration to find out what interests and passions really drive you. Join a panel of Wheaton students who were once in your shoes and hear how they navigated the process of choosing a major. \n\nJonathan Millen\, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Room 3327 (23) \nThe Social Sciences\nDelve into the dynamic world of the social sciences at Wheaton College\, where students investigate the forces that shape individuals\, communities and global systems. This session introduces the breadth and depth of programs such as Psychology\, Neuroscience\, Criminal Justice\, International Relations\, Political Science\, Sociology\, and Public Health. Faculty and students will share how interdisciplinary research\, experiential learning and real-world engagement prepare graduates to think critically\, communicate effectively and solve complex problems—equipping them for careers in advocacy\, public policy\, mental health\, law\, global service and more. \n\nJonathan Chow\, Associate Professor of Political Science\, Society and Politics Department\nJustin Schupp\, Associate Professor of Sociology\, Coordinator of Environmental Studies Minor and Coordinator of the Compass Curriculum\nChristina Reppucci\, Professor of the Practice of Psychology and Neuroscience\, Psychology and Neuroscience Department\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Room 3332 (23) \nExploring the Humanities\nDiscover how studying the humanities at Wheaton deepens your connection to people and histories beyond your own experience through creative and scholarly works that have shaped societies from the ancient world to the present. In conversation with Wheaton humanities faculty\, learn how these fields sharpen critical thinking\, communication\, and writing; prepare graduates for competitive careers and advanced study; and offer valuable perspectives and tools addressing the complexities of our world. Explore the breadth of Wheaton’s humanities offerings\, including History\, History of Art\, English\, Creative Writing and Literature\, Philosophy\, Religion\, African American Diaspora Studies\, Greek\, Latin and Ancient Mediterranean Studies\, Anthropology\, and Global Cultures and Languages. \n\nAlberto Bianchi\, Associate Professor of Italian Studies\, Global Languages and Culture Department\nR. Tripp Evans\, Professor of the History of Art; Chair\, History and Humanities Department\nDomingo Ledezma\, Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies\, Global Languages and Culture Department\nJohn Partridge\, Professor of Philosophy\,  English and Philosophy Department\nMontserrat Perez-Toribio\, Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies\, Global Languages and Culture Department\nWinter Jade Werner\, Associate Professor of English\, English and Philosophy Department; Coordinator of Digital Humanities; Jane E. Ruby Chair in Humanities and Social Sciences; Coordinator for National Fellowships & Scholarships\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Room 3346 (23) \nNursing\nOur Nursing Program is designed to prepare students for clinical practice as nurses at the intersection of community health and social justice. Faculty will highlight the unique advantages of Wheaton’s program and provide a glimpse into our state-of-the-art simulation lab. \n\nKylie Bouley\, Professor of the Practice\, Department of Nursing\nJessica Lawrence\, Professor of the Practice\, Mental Health Nursing\, Department of Nursing\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Room 2360 (23) \nComputer Science\, Mathematics and Physics\nExplore our programs in Physics\, Astronomy and Geology\, Engineering\, Mathematics\, and Computer Science. Faculty will discuss the many rich opportunities to get involved in research both on and off campus. \n\nMartin Gagné\,  Senior Professor of the Practice of Computer Science\, Mathematics\, and Physics Department\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Room 1349 (23) \n\nThe Wheaton Experience Breakout Sessions\n\n10:30–11:20 a.m. \n\nThese sessions are designed to showcase the myriad of resources\, support networks and opportunities available to help you personalize your Wheaton experience and ensure you are set up for success both in and outside of the classroom. \nChoose from the following: \nAdmission and Student Financial Aid Information Session\nWanda Suriel\, Director of Admission\, and Carla Minchello\, Director of Financial Aid\, will be available to answer any questions regarding the admission and financial aid application processes. \nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Room 3327 (23) \nCampus Leadership\, Involvement\, Belonging and Wellness\nWe believe that learning and growing extend beyond the classroom. There are many opportunities for students to get involved across campus–whether it be one of our 100+ student-led clubs\, becoming an RA\, working an on-campus job or even just attending the programs offered by offices and clubs alike. Join leaders from across campus in learning about the many opportunities for student leadership and involvement\, and how they enrich the Wheaton student experience and support student success. \n\nAriel Ferreira\, Assistant Director of Student Engagement and Transition Programs\nTim Jordan\, Assistant Dean of Residential Life\nKate Puopolo\, Associate Dean for Health and Wellness\, Director of Counseling\nRaquel Ramos\, Dean of Marshall Center\nElizabeth Schuster\, Director of Accessibility Services\nJack Luyrink\, Assistant Director of Recreation and Varsity Administration\n\nWatson Fine Arts Center\, Ellison Lecture Hall (26) \nBeyond the Classroom: Internships\, Careers\, and Global Opportunities\nWheaton is dedicated to facilitating experiences that broaden students’ perspectives and support their development. Join us to learn more about our Center for Global Education and our Life and Career Design Institute. You’ll hear about a range of experiential learning—from internships to research to study abroad—as well as Wheaton’s commitment to providing every student the opportunity for funded experiential learning. \n\nAlida Gomez\, Associate Director of the Center for Global Education\, Study Abroad Advisor\nKathleen Potter\, Interim Assistant Vice President of Life and Career Design\n\nDiana Davis Spencer Discovery Center\, Hindle Auditorium (23) \n\nComplimentary Lunch and Campus Tours\nEnjoy Lunch\n\n\n11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. \n\nChoose a time to dine that works best for you and enjoy a complimentary lunch in our award-winning dining hall. Meal tickets will be provided at the dining hall entrance. \nChase Commons (27) \nTour of STEM\, Nursing\, and Innovation Spaces*\n\n11:30 a.m. \n\nExplore the spaces that support Wheaton’s STEM and Nursing Programs through an interactive tour of the Mars Center for Science and Technology\, Nursing Simulation Lab\, and Innovation Spaces. Visit student research labs\, see where nursing students safely practice clinical skills and procedures\, and discover the creative technologies and hands-on resources available in Wheaton’s makerspaces. \nThis specialty tour will go through the following spaces: \n\nFab Lab and The Shop\nComputer Museum\nImaging Center for Undergraduate Collaboration (ICUC)\nGreenhouses\n\n*Includes a general campus tour. \nDeparting from the Office of Admission (1) \nTour of Visual and Performing Arts Facilities*\n\n12:30 p.m. \n\nExplore the spaces where Wheaton students create\, exhibit and perform. Visit our visual and performing arts facilities and discover the connections among theatre\, music\, visual art\, design\, film and new media\, studio art\, and art history.\nThis specialty tour will go through the following spaces: \n\nThe Permanent Collection\nCostume Shop and Scene Shop\nKresge Experimental Theater (The Ex)\nBeard and Weil Galleries\nMars Arts (visual art studios\, film studio\, sculpture studio\, digital art labs\, photography dark room)\n\n*Includes a general campus tour. \nDeparting from Chase Commons (27) \nCampus Tours*\n\nRolling departures from 11:30 a.m.–1:15 p.m. \n\nGet a broad overview of Wheaton’s campus and student experience on a student-led tour featuring a residence hall\, academic spaces and athletic facilities. The tour may pass by or briefly highlight STEM\, nursing\, innovation\, and visual and performing arts facilities. For a more in-depth look at those spaces\, please select one of the specialized tours. \nDeparture locations: \n\nOffice of Admission (1): 11:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m.\nChase Commons (27):  12:30-1:15 p.m.\n\n*All tours conclude at the Office of Admission\, where admission counselors will be available to answer any questions about the admission and financial aid application process. \n\nAsk Questions\nThe Office of Admission is open all day. Stop by to say hello or ask a question. Look for the bright blue “Ask Me” buttons for assistance. \nOffice of Admission (1) \n\nAround the Dimple\nThe Tempest \nThe Tempest is a comedy written by William Shakespeare that tells the story of the exiled Duke of Milan\, Prospero\, and her desire to seek retribution on the people who wronged her. It takes place on a magical remote island\, where themes of power\, revenge\, family and forgiveness are explored. By blending elements of comedy\, romance\, magic and moral reflection\, Shakespeare’s last solo-written play spins a truly enchanting\, generational tale. \nDuring your visit\, you will get an exclusive preview of the show and stage setting. Be sure to attend the Creative Arts Academic Session for the chance to get free tickets to the show! \nShowtimes: \n\nFriday\, November 13\, 7:30 p.m. (Opening Night)\nSaturday\, November 14\, 7:30 p.m.\nSunday\, November 15\, 2:00 p.m.\nFriday\, November 20\, 7:30 p.m.\nSaturday\, November 21\, 7:30 p.m.\nSunday\, November 22\, 2:00 p.m. (Closing Matinee)\n\nWatson Fine Arts Center\, Weber Theatre (26) \nGo Shopping at the Campus Bookstore\nStart building your Wheaton wardrobe. Follow the instructions below to receive a coupon for 20% off one apparel or gift item. (See store for details. Restrictions apply.) The bookstore will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. \nFollow these easy steps: \n\nVisit CampusWelcome.com\nEnter your email address\nEnter access code: 0525\nShow your coupon email at the register or use it online at the wheatoncollegeshop.com for your discount.\n\nBalfour-Hood Campus Center\, Campus Bookstore (19) \nAthletics\n\n11:00 a.m. \n\nMen’s and Women’s Swim and Dive vs. Springfield College and United States Coast Guard Academy \nHaas Athletic Center\, Emerson Natatorium (10) \nGallery Exhibition: they never asked\n\n1:00–5:00 p.m. \n\nStop by our Beard and Weil galleries during your visit to see the current exhibit\, they never asked. The exhibition looks at systematic\, racialized patterns of U.S. immigration enforcement and confinement and considers how erasure can be met with documentation and creativity. \nThe Beard and Weil Galleries are a vital part of Wheaton’s creative and intellectual life. Our dynamic programming features work by contemporary artists and innovative exhibitions drawn from Wheaton’s Permanent Collections and the Gebbie Archives. \nWatson Fine Arts Center\, Beard and Weil Galleries (26) \n 
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/fall-open-house-2/
LOCATION:All Campus\, 26 E. Main St.\, Norton\, MA\, 02766\, United States
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SUMMARY:they never asked
DESCRIPTION:they never asked\nsuspicious or not –\njust put us away \nBy Sen Taro\, a poet incarcerated by the U.S. Wartime Civil Control Administration in the 1940s  \nThe exhibition they never asked examines systemic\, racialized U.S. immigration enforcement and confinement\, showing how creative expression and documentation can counter forced erasure. Tracing over 200 years of policy\, the show features the artwork of Wheaton alumna Momo Nagano\, who was incarcerated at Manzanar\, an American concentration camp\, during World War II\, alongside Mariam Ghani and Chitra Ganesh’s archival project the Index of the Disappeared. Local and historical resources include Mapping Deportations\, a data visualization history project and book on Rhode Island detention created by Honora Spicer and Giancarlo Huapaya with the AMOR network. \nThe exhibition will be on display September 10–November 14\, 2026. \nGallery hours: Tuesday\, Wednesday\, Friday and Saturday 1–5 p.m.\, Thursday 1–8 p.m..
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/they-never-asked/2026-11-07/
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SUMMARY:they never asked
DESCRIPTION:they never asked\nsuspicious or not –\njust put us away \nBy Sen Taro\, a poet incarcerated by the U.S. Wartime Civil Control Administration in the 1940s  \nThe exhibition they never asked examines systemic\, racialized U.S. immigration enforcement and confinement\, showing how creative expression and documentation can counter forced erasure. Tracing over 200 years of policy\, the show features the artwork of Wheaton alumna Momo Nagano\, who was incarcerated at Manzanar\, an American concentration camp\, during World War II\, alongside Mariam Ghani and Chitra Ganesh’s archival project the Index of the Disappeared. Local and historical resources include Mapping Deportations\, a data visualization history project and book on Rhode Island detention created by Honora Spicer and Giancarlo Huapaya with the AMOR network. \nThe exhibition will be on display September 10–November 14\, 2026. \nGallery hours: Tuesday\, Wednesday\, Friday and Saturday 1–5 p.m.\, Thursday 1–8 p.m..
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/they-never-asked/2026-11-10/
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SUMMARY:they never asked
DESCRIPTION:they never asked\nsuspicious or not –\njust put us away \nBy Sen Taro\, a poet incarcerated by the U.S. Wartime Civil Control Administration in the 1940s  \nThe exhibition they never asked examines systemic\, racialized U.S. immigration enforcement and confinement\, showing how creative expression and documentation can counter forced erasure. Tracing over 200 years of policy\, the show features the artwork of Wheaton alumna Momo Nagano\, who was incarcerated at Manzanar\, an American concentration camp\, during World War II\, alongside Mariam Ghani and Chitra Ganesh’s archival project the Index of the Disappeared. Local and historical resources include Mapping Deportations\, a data visualization history project and book on Rhode Island detention created by Honora Spicer and Giancarlo Huapaya with the AMOR network. \nThe exhibition will be on display September 10–November 14\, 2026. \nGallery hours: Tuesday\, Wednesday\, Friday and Saturday 1–5 p.m.\, Thursday 1–8 p.m..
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/they-never-asked/2026-11-12/
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SUMMARY:The Tempest
DESCRIPTION:written by William Shakespeare\ndirected by Stephen Thorne \nThe Tempest is a comedy that tells the story of the exiled Duke of Milan\, Prospero\, and her desire to seek retribution on the people who wronged her. It takes place on a magical remote island\, where themes of power\, revenge\, family\, and forgiveness are explored. By blending elements of comedy\, romance\, magic\, and moral reflection\, Shakespeare’s last solo-written play spins a truly enchanting\, generational tale. \nPay-what-you-can tickets are available via the Watson Box Office.
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/the-tempest/2026-11-13/
LOCATION:Watson Fine Arts – Weber Theatre\, Norton\, MA\, 02766\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Theatre
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SUMMARY:they never asked
DESCRIPTION:they never asked\nsuspicious or not –\njust put us away \nBy Sen Taro\, a poet incarcerated by the U.S. Wartime Civil Control Administration in the 1940s  \nThe exhibition they never asked examines systemic\, racialized U.S. immigration enforcement and confinement\, showing how creative expression and documentation can counter forced erasure. Tracing over 200 years of policy\, the show features the artwork of Wheaton alumna Momo Nagano\, who was incarcerated at Manzanar\, an American concentration camp\, during World War II\, alongside Mariam Ghani and Chitra Ganesh’s archival project the Index of the Disappeared. Local and historical resources include Mapping Deportations\, a data visualization history project and book on Rhode Island detention created by Honora Spicer and Giancarlo Huapaya with the AMOR network. \nThe exhibition will be on display September 10–November 14\, 2026. \nGallery hours: Tuesday\, Wednesday\, Friday and Saturday 1–5 p.m.\, Thursday 1–8 p.m..
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/they-never-asked/2026-11-14/
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SUMMARY:The Tempest
DESCRIPTION:written by William Shakespeare\ndirected by Stephen Thorne \nThe Tempest is a comedy that tells the story of the exiled Duke of Milan\, Prospero\, and her desire to seek retribution on the people who wronged her. It takes place on a magical remote island\, where themes of power\, revenge\, family\, and forgiveness are explored. By blending elements of comedy\, romance\, magic\, and moral reflection\, Shakespeare’s last solo-written play spins a truly enchanting\, generational tale. \nPay-what-you-can tickets are available via the Watson Box Office.
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/the-tempest/2026-11-14/
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SUMMARY:The Tempest
DESCRIPTION:written by William Shakespeare\ndirected by Stephen Thorne \nThe Tempest is a comedy that tells the story of the exiled Duke of Milan\, Prospero\, and her desire to seek retribution on the people who wronged her. It takes place on a magical remote island\, where themes of power\, revenge\, family\, and forgiveness are explored. By blending elements of comedy\, romance\, magic\, and moral reflection\, Shakespeare’s last solo-written play spins a truly enchanting\, generational tale. \nPay-what-you-can tickets are available via the Watson Box Office.
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/the-tempest/2026-11-15/
LOCATION:Watson Fine Arts – Weber Theatre\, Norton\, MA\, 02766\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Theatre
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SUMMARY:The Tempest
DESCRIPTION:written by William Shakespeare\ndirected by Stephen Thorne \nThe Tempest is a comedy that tells the story of the exiled Duke of Milan\, Prospero\, and her desire to seek retribution on the people who wronged her. It takes place on a magical remote island\, where themes of power\, revenge\, family\, and forgiveness are explored. By blending elements of comedy\, romance\, magic\, and moral reflection\, Shakespeare’s last solo-written play spins a truly enchanting\, generational tale. \nPay-what-you-can tickets are available via the Watson Box Office.
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/the-tempest/2026-11-20/
LOCATION:Watson Fine Arts – Weber Theatre\, Norton\, MA\, 02766\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Arts at Wheaton":MAILTO:kuszaj_jessica@wheatoncollege.edu
GEO:41.9629235;-71.1804988
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261121T193000
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SUMMARY:The Tempest
DESCRIPTION:written by William Shakespeare\ndirected by Stephen Thorne \nThe Tempest is a comedy that tells the story of the exiled Duke of Milan\, Prospero\, and her desire to seek retribution on the people who wronged her. It takes place on a magical remote island\, where themes of power\, revenge\, family\, and forgiveness are explored. By blending elements of comedy\, romance\, magic\, and moral reflection\, Shakespeare’s last solo-written play spins a truly enchanting\, generational tale. \nPay-what-you-can tickets are available via the Watson Box Office.
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/the-tempest/2026-11-21/
LOCATION:Watson Fine Arts – Weber Theatre\, Norton\, MA\, 02766\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Arts at Wheaton":MAILTO:kuszaj_jessica@wheatoncollege.edu
GEO:41.9629235;-71.1804988
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261122T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261122T140000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20261019T185257Z
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SUMMARY:The Tempest
DESCRIPTION:written by William Shakespeare\ndirected by Stephen Thorne \nThe Tempest is a comedy that tells the story of the exiled Duke of Milan\, Prospero\, and her desire to seek retribution on the people who wronged her. It takes place on a magical remote island\, where themes of power\, revenge\, family\, and forgiveness are explored. By blending elements of comedy\, romance\, magic\, and moral reflection\, Shakespeare’s last solo-written play spins a truly enchanting\, generational tale. \nPay-what-you-can tickets are available via the Watson Box Office.
URL:https://www.wheatoncollege.edu/event/the-tempest/2026-11-22/
LOCATION:Watson Fine Arts – Weber Theatre\, Norton\, MA\, 02766\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Arts at Wheaton":MAILTO:kuszaj_jessica@wheatoncollege.edu
GEO:41.9629235;-71.1804988
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