- June 16Former EIU professor charged with possession of child pornography
- June 15THROUGH THE LENS: 10th annual Tour de Charleston returns to June
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![Lucy Hill, senior vocal performance major, portrays her character, Ms. Bluff in “The Impresario” a comedic opera by composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart about characters in the business of a premier opera house trying to save it from closing. Hill described Ms. Bluff as, “the smiling face of the theatre because my boss [Ms. Scruples] lacks the patience and poise to deal with important people”. The show took place at the Recital Hall in the Doudna Fine Arts Center.](https://www.dailyeasternnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/21-11-13_OPERA_04_JN_C-814x900.jpg)
![Mikayla Beck, graduate student studying vocal performance, plays Madame Goldenthrill, a seasoned opera singer who is singing operatically in competition and spite against her younger naturally talented counterpart, Madame Silverpeal [not pictured] in “The Impresario” by Mozart. Both “The Impressario” and the collection of opera scenes were translated by Rebecca von Kamp and Giovanni Cardelli into English to provide connection and familiarity to the operas.](https://www.dailyeasternnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/21-11-13_OPERA_01_JN_C-623x900.jpg)
