Upcoming

Meet the faculty and staff of the Dance and Theatre departments and learn about our course offerings, performance opportunities, and available jobs. You can also hear about the year's visiting artists on CenterSeries. Light refreshments will be provided. All are welcome! 

Meet the faculty and staff of the Dance and Theatre departments and learn about our course offerings, performance opportunities, and available jobs. You can also hear about the year's visiting artists on CenterSeries. Light refreshments will be provided. All are welcome! 

This is your chance to participate in the Theatre Department's fall production of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Sign up for an audition slot. All are welcome. Or to learn more about the project attend an informational session to meet the Director, Visiting Professor Erica Terpening-Romeo on Tuesday, September 10 ...

The song makes a space, and the songwriter is its architect. But how does an artist’s inner landscape transform into music and lyrics? And how can these sounds be used to create story, meaning, and vision that lives beyond the writer and in the world? In SONGSPACE, artists will ...

Brooklyn-based composer, playwright, and vocalist Truth Future Bachman deftly interweaves three of the most compelling cultural threads of our moment: musical theater, gender fluidity, and superhero/sci-fi parables. Join Truth, and collaborators Z Infante and Steven Tran as they workshop pieces from the third act in a series of queer ...

Please join us for a masterclass hosted by Otto Nhlapo from Vuyani Dance Theatre. All dancers are welcome; however, please know that the class is intermediate-level and not for beginners. The technique description is below. Please sign up here. The class is 90 minutes. For more information, please email Randal Fippinger. ...

"A Dance Steals the Show at an Opera Festival" -New York Times Set in a graveyard filled with the persistent cries of visitors in mourning and the poignant music of Isicathamiya singers (an a cappella singing style originating from the Zulus), Cion: Requiem of Ravel’s Boléro vividly elicits ...

The '62 Center will present Nicolas Noreña as one of our 24/25 visiting artists. While the performances are not until April 2025, he will be on campus Sept 30-Oct 4. He is looking for a "greek chorus" of students and community member actors. Below, you can see a description of the opportunity. ...

The dancers and directors from the Department’s ensembles offer visitors a rare behind-the-scenes look into the how each ensemble trains and rehearses along with sneak previews of works in progress. All are welcome.

H.T. Chen & Dancers return to the Berkshires. The NYC-based company is noted for its contemporary works addressing Chinese American history and culture. This residency will be part of the company's much celebrate work, Opening The Gate. The work is choreographed by H.T. Chen and using a commissioned ...