This event is open to students enrolled in THEA 203 Only. Students enrolled in Professor Beba Shamsh's "The Craft of Costume" class will get hands on learning and demonstration of […]
Anon(YMOUS) by Naomi Iizuka; Directed by Mary Ellen Allison Anon(ymous) is a contemporary re-imagining of Homer’s Odyssey. The play tracks a refugee named Anon who has escaped from his war-torn […]
Anon(YMOUS) by Naomi Iizuka; Directed by Mary Ellen Allison Anon(ymous) is a contemporary re-imagining of Homer’s Odyssey. The play tracks a refugee named Anon who has escaped from his war-torn […]
Anon(YMOUS) by Naomi Iizuka; Directed by Mary Ellen Allison Anon(ymous) is a contemporary re-imagining of Homer’s Odyssey. The play tracks a refugee named Anon who has escaped from his war-torn […]
Anon(YMOUS) by Naomi Iizuka; Directed by Mary Ellen Allison Anon(ymous) is a contemporary re-imagining of Homer’s Odyssey. The play tracks a refugee named Anon who has escaped from his war-torn homeland and comes to America in the hope of finding his family. He must navigate through a chaotic, ever-changing landscape that brings him in contact […]
Anon(YMOUS) by Naomi Iizuka; Directed by Mary Ellen Allison Anon(ymous) is a contemporary re-imagining of Homer’s Odyssey. The play tracks a refugee named Anon who has escaped from his war-torn homeland and comes to America in the hope of finding his family. He must navigate through a chaotic, ever-changing landscape that brings him in contact […]
This event is open to students enrolled in "Music, History, and Culture" and "Music in Latin America" ONLY The Spanish pianist Mario Prisuelos will present a performance/lecture introducing aspects of the development of Spanish art music from the 18th to the 20th centuries. He will cover stylistic changes from baroque through romantic styles and, more […]
This event is open to students enrolled in ARHT 204 ONLY. This semester, students in Professor Gale Berninghausen's Non-Western Art Traditions class are studying the art of Asia. This field trip to will inform and enrich students' understanding of Asian art, history, religions, and cultures.
This is a closed event. New-York based, Award-winning concert pianist Benjamin Hochman will discuss issues relating to performance challenges and tools, technique, efficient practicing, interpreting contemporary music, and career decisions, while playing examples from his repertoire, including a pre-premiere performance of Prof. Gilad Cohen's new piece Circles of Time, supported by Ramapo Faculty Development Fund.
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