Calendar 2009-10
This FREE award-winning series of public humanities programs is a cooperative program with the Alabama Humanities Foundation (AHF), the state agency of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Programs are Saturdays at Noon. Reserve your FREE tickets by calling the ASF Box Office at 1-800-841-4273, Option 1 or locally at 271-5353.
December 12 A Christmas Story - Prof. Emeritus Bert Hitckcock (Auburn University) on "Jean Shepherd and American Humor"
December 19 A Christmas Story - Onstage discussion with actors Rodney Clark (Ralph), Seth Meriwether (Ralphie), and Bryant Mason (The "Old Man")
February 13 Harriet's Return - Lecture on "Harriet Tubman's Ongoing Legacy"
February 20 Harriet's Return - Author Talk with playwright/performer Karen Jones Meadows
March 20 Nobody - Lecture on "Black Face in Vaudeville"
March 27 Nobody - Georgette Norman, Director, Rosa Parks Museum, on Bert Williams' experience in Vaudeville
April 17 Fall of the House - Lecture on Ancestors and Descendants
April 24 Fall of the House - Prof. Oliver Billingslea (AUM) on Edgar Allan Poe and The Fall of the House
May 1 All's Well That Ends Well - Onstage discussion with repertory actors
May 8 Lettice and Lovage - Former Auburn architecture professor David Braly on English architecture: heritage and high rise
May 15 SWP Week - TBA
May 22 Hamlet - Director Talk by ASF producing artistic director Geoffrey Sherman
*Programs subject to change. Please call Box Office to confirm.
