with Prof. Jocelyn Pedersen (Book Arts Program), Prof. Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa (Religious Studies and Asian Studies) and student adventurers Solvej Lee '26 and Hannah Lieberman '27
Production - Booth 204
April 13th: Production
1:00pm - Haider Hasan
1:30pm - James Wang
2:00pm - Victor Li
2:30pm - Isaac Ramirez
Performance - Bird Studio
April 19th:
3:00pm - Max Cheng
3:45pm - Charlotte de Mita
These presentations are in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Music.
Performance - Bird Studio
April 19th:
3:00pm - Max Cheng
3:45pm - Charlotte de Mita
These presentations are in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Music.
For any questions or more information, please contact music@oxy.edu
Production - Booth 204
April 12th: Production
2:30pm - Daniel Panadero-Barton
3:00pm - Syd Neff
3:30pm - Willow Kaminski
April 13th: Production
1:00pm - Haider Hasan
1:30pm - James Wang
2:00pm - Victor Li
2:30pm - Isaac Ramirez
Performance - Bird Studio
April 19th:
3:00pm - Max Cheng
3:45pm - Charlotte de Mita
Production - Thorne Hall
April 11th:
5:00pm - Deior Gross
5:45pm - Benjamin Langer Weida
6:30pm - Vivian Lê
Production - Booth 204
April 12th: Production
2:30pm - Daniel Panadero-Barton
3:00pm - Syd Neff
3:30pm - Willow Kaminski
April 13th: Production
1:00pm - Haider Hasan
1:30pm - James Wang
2:00pm - Victor Li
2:30pm - Isaac Ramirez
Performance - Bird Studio
Musicology - Booth 204
April 10th:
6:30pm - Compton French
Production - Thorne Hall
April 11th:
5:00pm - Deior Gross
5:45pm - Benjamin Langer Weida
6:30pm - Vivian Lê
Production - Booth 204
April 12th: Production
2:30pm - Daniel Panadero-Barton
3:00pm - Syd Neff
3:30pm - Willow Kaminski
This workshop will focus primarily on the role boundaries play in establishing limits with our body, as well as techniques to integrate bodily sensations and release tension.
Before the workshop, participants are invited to join us for dinner catered by Joy on York. Please indicate your participation and dietary restrictions by RSVPing on our form below.
The screening will be followed by a post-film discussion that discusses the central themes of identity, power, autonomy, and self-worth.
Have thoughts on the film? Offer your perspective and take on the nuanced portrayal of class dynamics, emotional resilience, and societal perceptions of sex work. Anora raises compelling questions about self-perception, healthy and unhealthy relationship dynamics, and power imbalances in relationships that we hope to investigate and analyze together!