INEXPENSIVE TICKETS FOR MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE COMPANY PERFORMANCE OF TWO GREEK MYTH-BASED DANCESĀ – JANUARY 4, 2025 (Philadelphia, PA)

JANUARY 4 IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia Theatre Company – tickets: https://myptc.philadelphiatheatrecompany.org/92277/…

Attention greater Philadelphia area teachers and students! Tickets are now on sale at $35 to the public for the Martha Graham Dance Company performance of two Greek myth-based dances, Saturday Jan. 4 in downtown Philadelphia, in conjunction with the SCS-AIA annual meeting.

One dance is based on Medea, the other loosely on Ariadne and Theseus. Both are amazing pieces.

You or your students may find this performance an ideal way to experience classical reception in action. I have used the Medea dance in my teaching with great success.

Feel free to write Ronnie Ancona if you have any questions (rancona@hunter.cuny.edu). And if you will be attending the SCS-AIA meeting, along with co-organizer Nina Papathanasopoulou, you are welcomed to attend our panel on myth and Graham earlier on the 4th.

If you ARE registered for SCS-AIA:

Registrants of the 2025 Annual Meeting can purchase tickets at a discounted rate of $25 for faculty and $15 for students. To buy discounted tickets, registrants should look for the purchase link in the confirmation email they receive after completing their registration.

Classics Master’s/PhD Program at CUNY Graduate Center – 2025 Application Deadlines

The Classics Program at the CUNY Graduate Center welcomes PhD applications for the Fall 2025 semester. Deadline is January 1.

Our student focus is on research, teaching, and ethics. 

Ph.D. students can choose to concentrate in ancient history or classical philology. Our faculty encompass a wide range of interests: ancient history, warfare, philosophy, art/material culture, reception, and digital humanities to name but a few.

You can read more about individual faculty members here: https://www.gc.cuny.edu/classics/faculty

In addition to tuition remission and fellowship opportunities, students receive extensive undergraduate teaching experience at one of our CUNY campuses. NYU and Fordham University share courses and students with our program; we are also part of a GRADUATE CONSORTIUM allowing attendance at other area schools (ISAW, Columbia, Rutgers, Princeton, and Stony Brook). 

Located next to the Empire State Building in the heart of NYC, we enjoy close access to exciting research-rich hubs such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Public Library, and American Numismatic Society.

Please review our Program website at https://www.gc.cuny.edu/classics

Deadline for PhD applications is January 1. Master’s applications – April 15.

For any questions, please feel free to email our Executive Officer, Rachel Kousser: rkousser@gc.cuny.edu