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All programming information is subject to change. Fees may apply.
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December 2022
Rutgers Chamber Jazz Ensembles
Featuring students in small-group settings performing works from artists including Horace Silver, Miles Davis, and Oliver Nelson. Free View Program [PDF]
Rutgers Theater Company Presents: Playwrights Festival
Rutgers Theater Company performs original works “And Yet the [Earth] Moves” by alum Sam Hankins, “Angela Davis’s School For Girls With Big Eyes” by alum Thalia Sablom, and The Wolf and the King by student Sam Giberga along with a performance trailer screening of “How To Get Rid of Yourself” by student Amanda Horowitz.
Christmas in Carol & Song
Rutgers University Kirkpatrick Choir and Rutgers University Glee Club celebrate the season with this annual holiday favorite. Four performances: 6 p.m. (SOLD OUT) and 9 p.m. December 10 5 p.m. (SOLD OUT) and 7:30 p.m.…
Christmas in Carol & Song
Rutgers University Kirkpatrick Choir and Rutgers University Glee Club celebrate the season with this annual holiday favorite. Four performances: 6 p.m. (SOLD OUT) and 9 p.m. December 10 5 p.m. (SOLD OUT) and 7:30 p.m.…
Rutgers University Choir: Flecks of Light
Music for choir and percussion that spans eras, genres, and geographies. Free View Program [PDF]
Visiting Artist Lecture: Bill Dietz
Bill Dietz is a composer and writer, born in Arizona. Since 2012, he is co-chair of the Music/Sound Department in Bard College’s Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts in New York. His work on genealogies of reception and the “political aesthetics of listening” is often presented in festivals, museums, and academic journals, but also in apartment buildings, magazines, and on public streets.
BFA Filmmaking Sophomore Showcase
A screening of documentary, fiction, and experimental work by up-and-coming student filmmakers from the sophomore class. Free; tickets required.
BFA Filmmaking Junior Showcase
A screening of documentary, fiction, and experimental work by up-and-coming student filmmakers from the junior class. Free; tickets required
January 2023
MLK Celebration: The Birth of An Activist
Performances centered around the origins of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s role as a leader of the Civil Rights Movement, featuring the Rutgers Chamber Jazz Ensemble performing Herbie Hancock’s “I Have A Dream” with excerpted narration from King’s speech; staged scenes from the life of Rosa Parks; a short dance film honoring King, with choreography and performance by alum Kyle Marshall and costumes by alum Meagan Woods; an art exhibit; and more.
The Class of 2020 & 2021 BFA Alumni Show: “Curtain Call”
Featuring graduates impacted by COVID closures who now have the opportunity to present their culminating artwork in person at Mason Gross Galleries. Attend a reception January 19.