A dynamic dance concert consisting of original Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Creative Projects and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Senior Projects choreography. This dance production is a celebration of the creativity of our undergraduate and graduate dancers and highlights their artistic development. The concert features selected works and new premiere performances for both the stage and screen.

A dynamic dance concert consisting of original Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Creative Projects and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Senior Projects choreography. This dance production is a celebration of the creativity of our undergraduate and graduate dancers and highlights their artistic development. The concert features selected works and new premiere performances for both the stage and screen.

A dynamic dance concert consisting of original Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Creative Projects and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Senior Projects choreography. This dance production is a celebration of the creativity of our undergraduate and graduate dancers and highlights their artistic development. The concert features selected works and new premiere performances for both the stage and screen.

A dynamic dance concert consisting of original Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Creative Projects and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Senior Projects choreography. This dance production is a celebration of the creativity of our undergraduate and graduate dancers and highlights their artistic development. The concert features selected works and new premiere performances for both the stage and screen.

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A dynamic dance concert consisting of original Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Creative Projects and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Senior Projects choreography. This dance production is a celebration of the creativity of our undergraduate and graduate dancers and highlights their artistic development. The concert features selected works and new premiere performances for both the stage and screen.

Jonathan Larson's groundbreaking rock opera, the award-winning production "RENT" forever changed Broadway. It delves into timeless themes of love, loss, and friendship, resonating deeply across generations. Through the eyes of our talented young artists, RENT offers a compelling exploration of self-discovery amidst adversity. At its heart, this story poses a poignant question: how do we measure our lives?

Jonathan Larson's groundbreaking rock opera, the award-winning production "RENT" forever changed Broadway. It delves into timeless themes of love, loss, and friendship, resonating deeply across generations. Through the eyes of our talented young artists, RENT offers a compelling exploration of self-discovery amidst adversity. At its heart, this story poses a poignant question: how do we measure our lives?

Through recorded interviews, documentation, personal artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia, cast members construct an embodied narrative of a person of substance in their life, mapping the intersection of personal histories, memory, connection, desire and interpretation. Not the “recreation” of a life, rather a mediated interpolation, a hybrid expression of the space that lies between subject and object.

Through recorded interviews, documentation, personal artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia, cast members construct an embodied narrative of a person of substance in their life, mapping the intersection of personal histories, memory, connection, desire and interpretation. Not the “recreation” of a life, rather a mediated interpolation, a hybrid expression of the space that lies between subject and object.

Jonathan Larson's groundbreaking rock opera, the award-winning production "RENT" forever changed Broadway. It delves into timeless themes of love, loss, and friendship, resonating deeply across generations. Through the eyes of our talented young artists, RENT offers a compelling exploration of self-discovery amidst adversity. At its heart, this story poses a poignant question: how do we measure our lives?

Through recorded interviews, documentation, personal artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia, cast members construct an embodied narrative of a person of substance in their life, mapping the intersection of personal histories, memory, connection, desire and interpretation. Not the “recreation” of a life, rather a mediated interpolation, a hybrid expression of the space that lies between subject and object.

Jonathan Larson's groundbreaking rock opera, the award-winning production "RENT" forever changed Broadway. It delves into timeless themes of love, loss, and friendship, resonating deeply across generations. Through the eyes of our talented young artists, RENT offers a compelling exploration of self-discovery amidst adversity. At its heart, this story poses a poignant question: how do we measure our lives?