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Bess Wohl’s critically-acclaimed play “Small Mouth Sounds,” the story about six misfits at a silent yoga retreat, opens Jan. 30 for a three-week run at the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater at the Ent Center (More)
Praised by The Washington Post as “full of meditative grace (and) sharp, cut-crystal physicality” and hailed as the new face of Chinese dance, UCCS will host the Guangdong Modern Dance Company’s first performance in Colorado Springs Jan. 29 at the Shockley-Zalabak Theater. (More)
Balkan brass band Slavic Soul Party! will bring it’s fiery Balkan brass sound mixed with funk, Roma (gypsy) accordion virtuosity and complex arrangements to Colorado Springs Saturday, Nov. 23. (More)
On Friday, Oct. 26, Charles Busch will present a bold cabaret act at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
Laurie Woolery, a prominent New York City theatre director who works to connect art with the community it serves, will headline the next Prologue series discussion at 6 p.m., Oct. 21, at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
The show uses multiple color lasers, smoke and hazer machines, intelligent lighting, massive rear projection laser screens and a sophisticated surround sound system, with all proceeds funding the UCCS Arts Experiences Scholarship. (More)
RUBBERBAND dance founder Victor Quijada revisits his company’s 15-year history in a mixed repertory evening entitled “Vic’s Mix” when the award-winning dance company presents in the Shockley-Zalabak Theater at the Ent Center for the Arts Sept. 26. (More)
Drew Martorella, a campus and regional leader for arts production and education, and executive director of UCCS Presents, will be the new assistant vice president and managing director of the Pittsburgh Playhouse at Point Park University. (More)
On May 16, UCCS students unveiled their kinetic installation titled “Ascension” in the University Center. (More)
While most may recognize him from nearly 100 film and television roles, Sam Waterston’s work as a Shakespearean actor was the featured topic in a special Prologue series event March 23. (More)
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