Dance Principal Lecturer Alvin Mayes Receives Board of Regents Faculty Award
Mayes is recognized as a scholar, educator, mentor and leader in the local dance community and beyond.
Stay up-to-date on the creative, collaborative, innovative and entrepreneurial work that is going on at the School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies.
Thirty years ago, “The Heidi Chronicles” was a Broadway sensation, bringing the experiences, concerns and joys of working women to the stage in a way never seen before.
Independent Reviewers of New England recognize Barclay for “Ripe Frenzy” play on mass shootings in small-town America.
The NoMaj Dance Concert is a cheekily titled showcase that started in Spring 2018. The informal showcase, now in its third semester, highlights the work of non-Dance majors (NoMaj) taking dance classes.
Dance major Miejo Dambita wants you to share your secrets.
New production of two works by Kurt Weill combines opera, dance and theater.
University Libraries receives NEH grant to digitize ARHU alumna’s dance archive.
Performers put nontraditional spin on Broadway, Hollywood tunes.
Recent alumna Alicia Grace ‘18 will step into the role of Joetta "Joey" Watson for Hailey Kilgore in the Kennedy Center's production of THE WATSONS GO TO BIRMINGHAM - 1963, opening tonight.
Theatre major Molly Boyle '19 finds her stage voice.
“If one snaps, we all drop.” Learn more from our students about the process of character development and physical and emotional transformation in Leslie Felbain’s “Hamlet Replayed,” opening tonight at The Clarice. Prepare to be surprised and delighted!