Indecent by Paula Vogel
The true story of a little Jewish play, Indecent recounts the history of the groundbreaking 1923 Broadway play God of Vengeance.
Read MoreAfternoon Chamber Music II
Conservatory of Music students present chamber works.
Read MoreMasterclass: New Music Ensemble-in-Residence–Loadbang
Group will work with various instrumentalists and chamber ensembles performing works of New Music.
Read More36th Biannual International Electroacoustic Music Festival
A cornucopia of cutting‐edge works by masters and emerging composers. George Brunner, Director
Read MoreConservatory Orchestra III: Holiday Concert
Debussy, Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun; Strauss, Kunsterlieben Waltz; Gershwin, An American in Paris. George Rothman, Conductor
Read MoreMusic from the Conservatory III
Jesse Mills, Coordinator; Conservatory of Music students present solo and chamber works.
Read MoreFaculty Recital: Kendall Williams, steel pan
On that Note: An evening with Dr. Kendall K. Williams
Read MoreVoice Departmental Recital–Paul Sperry Concert for American Music
Students in the Voice Performance area present works. Malcolm J. Merriweather, Coordinator
Read MoreMarcus; or The Secret of Sweet by Tarell Alvin McCraney
Set in the housing projects of San Pere, Louisiana, this coming-of-age story blends grief, queerness, and Southern Black tradition with the lyricism of Yoruba spirituality and community memory. Marcus; or the Secret of Sweet is the final story in Tarell Alvin McCraney’s Brother/Sister trilogy.
Read MoreThe Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson
In a time of revolution, four women—one an activist playwright, one an assassin, one a queen, and one a Haitian spy—face the chaos of the French Revolution.
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09.16.2025
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Susan Landers