Arts NC State will host Raleigh based artists Angela Zappala and Brett Morris for a workshop on Thursday March 28 geared towards NC State student artists. They will talk about their respective journeys as professional
We all know NC State is living proof that chemical engineers can be sensational singers, accountants can really act and software designers can play extraordinary piano. But who knew arts at NC State could also be an incubator for lifelong love matches?
Last week, University Theatre produced the winning play for the 2015 Creative Artist Award: INK by student Will Stewart. Read the Technician’s review of INK here. Our Arts Outreach Student Asst. Areon Mobasher asked Will
Fall 2015 graduate Philipp Lindemann reflects on his time at NC State University and how the arts on campus made his experience. Pictured: Philipp Lindemann and other campus leaders at the groundbreaking ceremony for the
Photo Credit: Curtis Brown Photography Doug Wright, president of the Dramatists guild, comments on the recent controversies at Clarion University where a playwright has pulled the rights to a show for not agreeing with
The programs of ARTS NC STATE are open to students of NC State regardless of their college or major. One of the many things that makes ARTS NC STATE so great is that it established
John Miller IV has been a company member of the Panoramic Dance Project student dance company for three years. For the Spring 2014 concert, students in the company worked to produce Operation Breadbasket, a mixed media modern dance
The finale move sent me to oblivion. The stage light dims and I hear nothing – not even the growing volume of the applause sounding from the audience. All I could hear was the exhaustion resonating
Fourteen NCSU Dance Company members and directors Robin Harris and Tara Z. Mullins attended the American College Dance Festival Association (ACDFA) Mid-Atlantic Conference at George Mason University March 8-12, 2014. The company performed two works
by Kate Dobbs Ariail This kind of thing may be common among technogeeks, but it’s not so common in the arts. Dr. Gary Beckman and his students in the NC State Arts Entrepreneurship Minor are changing