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The exhibition features glass installation artist and distance runner Kate Clements, painter and climber Samantha Haan, painter and football player Kwanza Humphrey, post-digital printmaker and Shotokan karate practitioner Mike Lyon, interdisciplinary artist and distance cyclist Tj Templeton, multidisciplinary artist and mixed martial arts fighter Thea Wolfe.

Success in the seemingly distinct worlds of art and sports is rarely the result of a single moment of brilliance. Instead, as the six artist-athletes in Personal Best prove, it derives from the cumulative impact of embracing the grind of incremental process, conquering doubt, and learning from failure. Their achievements stem from the mental, physical, and creative stamina required to push beyond their comfort zones. Fueled by discipline, determination, and drive, these artists share an unwavering commitment to challenge yesterday’s limits and strive for continual growth both in the studio and in their athletic pursuits.

Santa’s swapping cocoa for coconuts!🎅
You loved the Afterlife Cafe... and you'll love our holiday pop-up too!😏
Join us at Streamline starting 11/21 for our Hawaiian Christmas Pop-Up!🎁
Holiday drinks, crepes, games, and island cheer—your quick winter getaway!🌴

Santa’s swapping cocoa for coconuts!🎅
You loved the Afterlife Cafe... and you'll love our holiday pop-up too!😏
Join us at Streamline starting 11/21 for our Hawaiian Christmas Pop-Up!🎁
Holiday drinks, crepes, games, and island cheer—your quick winter getaway!🌴

A new adaptation of the Mowgli stories bursts to life using spectacular video, shadow play, and original music. The hit show delves into themes of belonging and our relationship to the animal kingdom.

Saturday, January 17 at 7 p.m.
Sunday, January 18 at 2 p.m.

The exhibition features glass installation artist and distance runner Kate Clements, painter and climber Samantha Haan, painter and football player Kwanza Humphrey, post-digital printmaker and Shotokan karate practitioner Mike Lyon, interdisciplinary artist and distance cyclist Tj Templeton, multidisciplinary artist and mixed martial arts fighter Thea Wolfe.

Success in the seemingly distinct worlds of art and sports is rarely the result of a single moment of brilliance. Instead, as the six artist-athletes in Personal Best prove, it derives from the cumulative impact of embracing the grind of incremental process, conquering doubt, and learning from failure. Their achievements stem from the mental, physical, and creative stamina required to push beyond their comfort zones. Fueled by discipline, determination, and drive, these artists share an unwavering commitment to challenge yesterday’s limits and strive for continual growth both in the studio and in their athletic pursuits.

The exhibition features glass installation artist and distance runner Kate Clements, painter and climber Samantha Haan, painter and football player Kwanza Humphrey, post-digital printmaker and Shotokan karate practitioner Mike Lyon, interdisciplinary artist and distance cyclist Tj Templeton, multidisciplinary artist and mixed martial arts fighter Thea Wolfe.

Success in the seemingly distinct worlds of art and sports is rarely the result of a single moment of brilliance. Instead, as the six artist-athletes in Personal Best prove, it derives from the cumulative impact of embracing the grind of incremental process, conquering doubt, and learning from failure. Their achievements stem from the mental, physical, and creative stamina required to push beyond their comfort zones. Fueled by discipline, determination, and drive, these artists share an unwavering commitment to challenge yesterday’s limits and strive for continual growth both in the studio and in their athletic pursuits.

In its 50th-anniversary season, the world-renowned Takács Quartet, comprising Edward Dusinberre, Harumi Rhodes (violins), Richard O’Neill (viola) and András Fejér (cello), maintains a busy international touring schedule. In 2025, the ensemble will perform in South Korea, Japan and Australia. The Australian tour is centered around a new piece by Cathy Milliken for quartet and narrator. As associate artists at London’s Wigmore Hall, the group will present four concerts featuring works by Haydn, Britten, Ngwenyama, Beethoven, Janáček and two performances of Schubert’s Cello Quintet with Adrian Brendel. During the season, the ensemble will play at other prestigious European venues, including Barcelona, Budapest, Milan, Basel, Bath Mozartfest and Bern. The group’s North American engagements include concerts in New York, Vancouver, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., La Jolla, Berkeley, Ann Arbor, Chicago, Tucson, Portland and Princeton, and collaborations with pianists Stephen Hough and Jeremy Denk.

The members of the Takács Quartet are Christoffersen Fellows and artists-in-residence at the University of Colorado, Boulder. During the summer months, the Takács join the faculty at the Music Academy of the West running an intensive quartet seminar. In 2021, the Takács won a Presto Music Recording of the Year Award for their recordings of string quartets by Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn, and a Gramophone Award with pianist Garrick Ohlsson for piano quintets by Amy Beach and Elgar. Other releases for Hyperion feature works by Haydn, Schubert, Janáček, Smetana, Debussy and Britten, as well as piano quintets by César Franck and Shostakovich (with Marc-André Hamelin), and viola quintets by Brahms and Dvorák (with Lawrence Power). For their CDs on the Decca/London label, the quartet has won three Gramophone Awards, a Grammy Award, three Japanese Record Academy Awards, Disc of the Year at the inaugural BBC Music Magazine Awards and Ensemble Album of the Year at the Classical Brits.

The exhibition features glass installation artist and distance runner Kate Clements, painter and climber Samantha Haan, painter and football player Kwanza Humphrey, post-digital printmaker and Shotokan karate practitioner Mike Lyon, interdisciplinary artist and distance cyclist Tj Templeton, multidisciplinary artist and mixed martial arts fighter Thea Wolfe.

Success in the seemingly distinct worlds of art and sports is rarely the result of a single moment of brilliance. Instead, as the six artist-athletes in Personal Best prove, it derives from the cumulative impact of embracing the grind of incremental process, conquering doubt, and learning from failure. Their achievements stem from the mental, physical, and creative stamina required to push beyond their comfort zones. Fueled by discipline, determination, and drive, these artists share an unwavering commitment to challenge yesterday’s limits and strive for continual growth both in the studio and in their athletic pursuits.

Sherlock Holmes is on the case—and it’s a doozy! In this fast-paced comedy, five actors play over 40 characters as Holmes and Watson race to crack the mystery of the legendary Baskerville curse. Full of clever twists, witty dialogue, and theatrical mayhem, Baskerville is a laugh-out-loud whodunit that brings the foggy moors of England to life. A must-see for mystery lovers and comedy fans alike!

Directed by Brent Sigman
Written by Ken Ludwig
A Humorous Adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's 1902 Novel "The Hound of the Baskervilles"

“Ken Ludwig's Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com

The exhibition features glass installation artist and distance runner Kate Clements, painter and climber Samantha Haan, painter and football player Kwanza Humphrey, post-digital printmaker and Shotokan karate practitioner Mike Lyon, interdisciplinary artist and distance cyclist Tj Templeton, multidisciplinary artist and mixed martial arts fighter Thea Wolfe.

Success in the seemingly distinct worlds of art and sports is rarely the result of a single moment of brilliance. Instead, as the six artist-athletes in Personal Best prove, it derives from the cumulative impact of embracing the grind of incremental process, conquering doubt, and learning from failure. Their achievements stem from the mental, physical, and creative stamina required to push beyond their comfort zones. Fueled by discipline, determination, and drive, these artists share an unwavering commitment to challenge yesterday’s limits and strive for continual growth both in the studio and in their athletic pursuits.