Centenary Stage Company

One day in class, Grace Campbell discovered there has never been a female president. “Where are the girls?” she asked, as her third-grade teacher rolls out a poster of all 44 U.S. presidents. Frustrated by the lack of female faces in the White House, Grace decides she wants to be president and inspires a school election. She seems the likely winner until the most popular boy runs against her. Through the throes of campaigning and pep rallies, service projects and posters, Grace and her classmate

Monday, January 19 MLK Day Holiday (brunch and dinner services only); campus offices closed

Tartuffe by the master of comedy Moliere, comes to life again on the Centenary Stage. Moliere’s classic comic romp of greed, hypocrisy and scandal is just as relevant today as it was in 1664 when it was first performed, (and banned). Orgon, a wealthy French merchant, has fallen under the spell of Tartuffe, who preaches piety and austerity while stealing secrets and seducing the ladies of the house. Only by hiding in closets, listening at doors and climbing under tables (after all, it is a farce)

Tuesday, March 17 Reading Day (no classes)

Thurs. Apr. 2 8:00 p.m. Good Friday (dining services close at 7:00 p.m.; Campus offices closed on Fri., Apr. 3)