Johnson's lush canvases and preoccupation with the effects of light provoke comparisons with latter 19th and early 20th century French artists Sisley or Utillo. The Southeastern premiere of a brilliant, new adaptation of Jane Austen's delightful comedy about a mother desperate to marry off her five daughters. Straight from its resounding success at this year's Stratford Festival, Pride and Prejudice will fill the heart and mind with romance, intrigue and witty insight. Another recital in the series featuring the voice and piano major at Brenau University. Representative composers include Mozart, Handel and Beethoven.
Admission is free.
Mozart's hilarious Cosi fan tutti and Humperdinck's charming Hansel and Gretel . Seating is limited. Bus Stop Ed Cabell Theatre, Gainesville College Presented by the Gainesville Theatre Alliance. William Inge sets his now-classic comedy in a Kansas roadside diner where a busload of travelers is stranded during a howling snowstorm. The situation's rich romantic possibilities do not go unnoticed by the locals or their captive guests.