Commencement Eve pops concert offers ‘Salute to the Big Apple’
Start spreading the news - a Rockefeller Arts Center pops favorite is returning to a live and in-person format. “Commencement Eve-Pops: Salute to the Big...
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Fredonia Dance Ensemble returns to live performance with annual concert
On May 6 and 7, the Fredonia Dance Ensemble returns to the stage of Marvel Theatre for its first in-person concert since 2019.
Touring ‘STOMP’ cast features SUNY Fredonia performers
There’s an outsized representation of SUNY Fredonia in the North American Broadway tour of “STOMP” that’s amid a multi-state tour that includes performances in May...
Fredonia Mainstage Series continues with relevant modern drama ‘Pipeline’
A timely drama by Dominique Morisseau will be the next offering in the Walter Gloor Mainstage Series presented by the Department of Theatre and Dance.
Acclaimed choreographer leads, challenges students in residency
A week-long “Global Majority Men in Dance” residency, directed by guest choreographer Carlos Jones, an international artist whose work spans the concert stage, theatre, television...
‘Opera Scenes’ to return to opera house stage
Opera Scenes, featuring talented performers from the School of Music and Musical Theatre programs will be presented by the Student Opera Theatre Association at the...
‘Global Majority Men in Dance’ residency set
The Department of Theatre and Dance will host a week-long residency, “Global Majority Men in Dance,” conducted by guest artists and Williams Visiting Professors Alfonso...
Storytelling at heart of Mainstage production of ‘Mr. Burns’
The art of storytelling takes center stage when the Department of Theatre and Dance presents “Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play” as the next offering in...
Westfield library hosts theatre exhibition by Fredonia students and faculty
Creativity and craftsmanship of Theatre Design and Production students at SUNY Fredonia, along with faculty and staff in the Department of Theatre and Dance, are...
Fredonia theatre department offers timely take on ‘The Normal Heart’
While it was written almost four decades ago, Professor Paul W. Mockovak thinks Larry Kramer’s 1985 play “The Normal Heart” still carries a very relevant...