Sarah Holm, Department of Theatre and Dance Student of Distinction
“I was immersed every day in the visual and performing arts, supporting the importance of art and creativity.”
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Canceled – Arts in Motion event and showcase
We regret to announce that the Arts in Motion, scheduled for 2 p.m., Saturday, March 28 at the Concert Hall has been canceled. All public events in the Arts in Motion Showcase scheduled for March 22-28 have also been canceled.
Read MoreContemporary Dance Ensemble presents spring dance concert, ‘Covenants’
An evening of contemporary dance steeped in passionate expression, self-reflection, and pathos in motion.
Read MoreUniversity Theatre breathes new life into Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’
Shakespeare’s sparkling comedy of betrayal, courtship, lust, and mistaken identity. Updated to a modern time-period, old and young flee an erratic tyrant to dwell as happy exiles amid the welcoming “country copulatives” of a secluded forest.
Read MoreUniversity Dance Theatre Presents Fall 2019 Concert, ‘On the Edge.’
Fresno State’s University Dance Theatre is proud to present “On the Edge” their student-created dance performance. “On the Edge” will run November 21 – 23 in the Lab School 101 Theatre on the campus of Fresno State.
Read MoreStudent designers create worlds that transform the University Theatre stage
“It’s an amazing learning experience,” said Mel Johnson. “The difference between just coming up with a design for a class and actually designing for a show is huge.
Read MoreNeil LaBute’s raw, visceral, dark comedy ‘Fat Pig’ takes the University Theatre Stage
“Cow.” “Slob.” “Pig.” How many insults can you hear before you have to stand up and defend the woman you love?
Read MoreImmigration at the center of University Theatre season opener
Separated from his mother, a young refugee called “Anon” journeys through the United States, encountering a wide variety of people — some kind, some dangerous and cruel — as he searches for his family.
Read MoreAfter overcoming brain cancer, alumnus Kai DiMino finds strength through theater
Battling a rare childhood brain cancer at a young age, DiMino went through several years of chemotherapy and radiation treatments and was told that he would lose various cognitive, motor, and physical abilities. The long-lasting effects would prevent him from many activities. However, at age seven when he had beaten cancer, he learned to adapt.
Read MoreTop College of Arts and Humanities students honored at 2019 Arts in Motion
Congratulations to graduate Mason Lamb and undergraduate Primavera Leal Martinez for earning the College of Arts and Humanities Dean’s Medal award!
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