By Devon Armor
The show is Maryland Ghostlight Company’s sixth performance since joining the campus in 2023. The University of Maryland student-produced play company focuses on performing contemporary works of theater. Continue reading Student-run Maryland Ghostlight Company sells out ‘Almost, Maine’ play
By Sophia Yodice
Through galleries, classrooms and public spaces, the University of Maryland’s visual arts community continues to negotiate how creativity fits into a research-driven campus. Continue reading Inside UMD’s visual arts landscape: Building connection on campus
By Stella Henretta
The University of Maryland’s School of Music hosted the Fall Piano Division Showcase, a culmination of student musicians who attended the piano division’s weekly recitals. Continue reading UMD School of Music presents prestigious piano division student showcase
By Clare Roth
The Clarice Performing Arts Center and Student Entertainment Events, once again partnered to host their annual Silent Disc-Glo event, which drew one of the biggest crowds in the event’s nine-year history. Continue reading Silent Disc-Glo party brings in abundance of students
By Charlotte OrmondMembers of the University of Maryland’s Office of Multicultural Involvement and Community Advocacy unveiled “Weaponized Stories,” a project by Palestinian American photographer Yazan Aboushi, at The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on Tuesday. The exhibit featured photographs of members of the Southwest Asian and North African, or SWANA, communities dressed in traditional clothing, some holding culturally significant items that reflect their identity. The … Continue reading Photography exhibit unveils stories and faces of Southwest Asian and North African community members
By Ethan Broschart The University of Maryland School of Music presented their Big Band Concert at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on Monday night, which featured renowned jazz musician Keyon Harrold performing alongside three jazz ensembles. Harrold is currently signed with record label Concord Jazz. He has recorded and toured with artists like Jay-Z and Cirque Du Soleil and has feature credits with Mac Miller, … Continue reading UMD jazz ensembles, musician Keyon Harrold perform a powerful array of jazz
Forty-five-year-old professional break-dancer Raphael Xavier performed his show “Point of Interest” at the dance theatre in The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center last Thursday and Friday nights. Xavier’s “Point of Interest” aims to challenge the ordinary perspective that breaking is only associated with urban youths. He has been dancing for 32 years and is based in Philadelphia. Xavier and his four protégés (Jerry Valme, Joshua … Continue reading Raphael Xavier performs “Point of Interest” at The Clarice
