Monday, January 8
Wall/Space, opening reception
Isabella Cannon Room, 5-7 p.m.
James H. McEwen, Jr. Visual Arts Series
This exhibition brings together photographs by Pamela
Pecchio, who has taught at UNC Chapel Hill and Duke, and
Terri Bright of Furman University. The work of these two
nationally recognized photographers offers a visual dialogue
between the bold domestic landscapes of Pecchio and the
subtle urban vistas of Bright. Exhibition continues through
February 22.
Wednesday, January 10
Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative
Program
Whitley Auditorium, 12 p.m.
Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the
Multicultural Student Council
Friday, January 19–Tuesday,
January23 &
Wednesday, January31–Saturday, February3
The Marriage of Bette And
Boo
Black Box Theatre, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday – Friday;
2 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday
Perhaps the most personal of Christopher Durang’s
plays, it is also one of the funniest from this master of
darkly satiric works. Durang brings his unflinching focus to
an examination of family structure, personal hopes, and self
deception. The play follows one couple’s marriage
through better and worse, as they struggle to raise a son
without lowering their expectations of one another and of
life. Through it all, their wildly eccentric extended
families simultaneously support and smother them. Skillfully
weaving the tragic and comic together, The Marriage of
Bette and Boo is filled with fastpaced, lacerating
humor, but it is also touching and ultimately about
forgiveness.
Reservations highly recommended: $12 or Elon ID.
Reservations will be taken beginning January 12 by calling
(336) 278-5650*
