<p><b>Directed by graduate directing students Kate Drummond and Nick O'Leary</b><br /><span></span></p>

<p>Experience The Moors—an ingenious dark comedy that subverts the tropes of the 19th-century Gothic romance.  Contemporary Queer playwright Jen Silverman has brilliantly crafted eight characters (six women, a dog, and a moor hen) who each contend with desire, fear, and transformation.  In their struggle to change, we recognize their love and their desperate need to be seen.</p>

<p>A THICK DESCRIPTION OF HARRY SMITH, a proto-psychedelic medicine show, takes a wild ride through the life, work, and times of filmmaker, musicologist, painter, anthropologist, collector, occultist, and fabulist, Harry Everett Smith. Best known for editing the seminal Anthology of American Folk Music, Smith's peculiar life is an emblem of American bohemian life in the 20th Century.</p>

<p>In VANITY FAIR, Becky, orphaned and disadvantaged, is cunning and ambitious, while Amelia, born into privilege, is well-intentioned but naive. As they each strive to secure love, success, and stability in the patriarchy of early 19th-century London they face many obstacles to their dreams.</p>

<p>In this unique adaptation of "The Adding Machine," the unremarkable Mr. Zero, an accountant, is unexpectedly replaced by an adding machine. What follows is a series of remarkable events during and after his life that are outside of his control--or are they?  In this devised adaptation, Director Ryan Purcell and student artists will examine the present-day emergence of artificial intelligence in the context of Rice’s prescient expressionistic classic of the 1920s.</p>

<p><b>Directed by M.F.A. Directing student Kate Drummond</b></p>
<p>The Producing Artists Lab is an opportunity for student artists to share exploratory or developmental projects with the public. The Audience members may see a wider range in the levels of production and often more vigorous artistic risk-taking in these Lab productions. </p>
<p><strong>AIRNESS</strong></p>

<p><span>The Dance Majors Concert is a platform for students to express their creative voices through every aspect of dance- from choreography to lighting, to costuming. Dance majors who have taken 3 dance-making classes</span><span> </span><span>have the opportunity to choreograph on and collaborate with other undergraduates for this annual performance.</span></p>
<p><span>More information to come soon! </span></p>
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<p><i><span style="font-weight: 400;">Showcasing dances by faculty choreographers <strong>Alana Isiguen</strong>, <strong>Christine Sahin</strong>, and <strong>Jennifer Salk</strong>, this year’s concert will also feature work by the internationally renowned and PNW kiki ballroom ‘legend,’ <strong>Tracey Wong</strong>.</span></i></p>
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Contemporary dance, capoeira and martial arts are combined in the dazzling The Barbarian Nights

A MacArthur "Genius" who excavates the musical past to reveal bold truths about our present.