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The Music Honors Recital is a long standing tradition at Carthage. It is considered "the most prestigious annual event celebrating our music students in individual performances" by Music Department Chair and Director of Carthage Choir Prof. Eduardo Garcia-Novelli. Students who wish to perform in the recital must go through an audition, which is a highly competitive process.

On Sunday, May 8 at 4 p.m. in the A. F. Siebert Chapel, the choirs at Carthage participated in the annual Spring Choral Concert.

"The Marriage of Figaro" is one of the great comic masterworks by Mozart, based on a revolutionary play by Beaumarchais that upended many of the stereotypes of the day by portraying servants as both intellectually and morally superior to their masters. The music is brilliant and the comedy remains fresh even 230 years after the opera was written. The Carthage Opera Workshop performed an abridged version of the work.

Winner of three Tony Awards, Urinetown is a hilarious musical send-up of capitalism, social irresponsibility, bureaucracy, and musical theatre itself! In a dystopian future, a 20-year drought has led to a ban on private toilets. Citizens must use public toilets regulated by an evil company that profits by charging admission for one of humanity's most basic needs. From within the oppressed masses, a hero plans a revolution that could lead them all to freedom!

This concert featured "Black September", an original work by Gregory Berg and Matt Boresi based on the tragedy of the 1972 Olympics.

Carthage celebrated arts and creativity March 8 - 13 with special events and exceptional performances!

The Arts and Creativity Leadership Team (ACLT) is made up of exceptional arts students with an interest in community engagement, artistic excellence, and arts advocacy. The leaders were nominated by peers and faculty members, and serve as advisors for the annual Arts and Creativity Festival. Members of the ACLT also take on project management for events such as the Family Arts Carnival and the Arts Everywhere Initiative.

The Carthage Women's Ensemble were selected to perform in the Music in Worship event at the American Choral Directors Association North Central Division Conference. They were selected to perform through blind reviews of recordings of the choir from the previous three years.

The goal of the Intensive is to celebrate and recognize outstanding musical theatre students. Selected performers are offered the chance to work hands-on with Musical Theatre professionals and participate in a cabaret performance to be held at the end of the week of the festival.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

Performs in Carthage's A.F. Siebert Chapel Choir for the 2015-2016 school year.

Performs in Carthage's Lincoln Chamber Singers for the 2015-2016 school year.

Performs in Carthage's Women's Ensemble for the 2015-2016 school year.

Performs in the Carthage Choir for the 2015-2016 school year.

Yearly, Carthage College invites the community to celebrate the joy of the holiday season at the annual Carthage Christmas Festival, three performances of readings and music in the A. F. Siebert Chapel. These annual concerts are the College's Christmas gift to the community. Tickets to the Christmas Festival have been free since the festival began more than 20 years ago.

Carthage Dance presented its fall concert "Juxtapositions" Nov. 12-14. "Juxtapositions" is a web of dance works woven by moments of curious, delightful, and unexpected juxtapositions.

When two actors with a history are thrown together as romantic leads in a forgotten 1930's melodrama, they quickly lose touch with reality as the story they enact onstage follows them offstage. Stage Kiss is the newest play from award-winning playwright Sarah Ruhl, an artist gifted with a singular voice. It was performed at Carthage Oct. 23-31, 2015.

The "Afghanistan/Wisconsin Verbatim Theatre Project" is a play about the experiences of Wisconsin veterans of the Afghanistan conflict, based on personal interviews with local veterans collected over the summer of 2015. With the mission of fostering better understanding between vets and non-vets, the play took audiences inside the reality of training, deployment, and re-entry into the civilian world.

Performs in Carthage's Concert Band for the 2015-2016 school year.

Performs in Carthage's Wind Orchestra for the 2015-2016 school year.

Professor Eduardo Garcia-Novelli, director of choral activities, and four Carthage students performed at Carnegie Hall in New York.

Stephen Hobe was recently accepted into the Young Artist Program of La Musica Lirica in Italy.

Art Jewelry magazine featured an in-depth article about the Carthage College Polymer Clay course from Spring 2014 and features student work in its March 2015 issue.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

The Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival bestows Certificates of Merit upon students for truly exceptional elements in a production.

The Irene Ryan Scholarship Competition provides recognition, honor, and financial assistance to outstanding student performers wishing to pursue further education.