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Chautauqua & Chat with Humanities ND

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Published January 16, 2023 at 2:39 PM CST

A poster for a Chautauqua And Chat event says: "A Humanities North Dakota series of virtual performances by scholars impersonating historical figures."

Humanities ND is hosting online "Chautauqua & Chat" events that feature hour-long performances by a scholars who impersonate significant historical figures.

Bill Thomas visits with Humanities ND executive director Brenna Gerhardt, and Chautauqua performers George Frein and Bruce Henderson. Listen to their conversation above.

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Tomorrow's Chautauqua & Chat event, on January 17 at 7pm, will feature an impersonation of psychiatrist Carl Jung. Registration for the event is free — learn more at HumanitiesND.org.

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