The Gregg Museum of Art & Design is looking for NC State students to serve as Museum Ambassadors (paid part-time positions). Students will help serve as one of the faces of the new Gregg Museum

Two NC State Dance Program students Brooke Yannayon and Matthew Wright completed Futuro Summer Dance Intensive in Los Angeles, CA led by a multilingual urban Latin dance theater company CONTRA-TIEMPO. Brooke and Matthew first met CONTRA-TIEMPO

Welcome Back Everyone Be sure to join the students and staff of University Theatre in Frank Thompson Hall between 4pm – 6pm for UT’s open house.   Tour the building, talk to current students and

We are eager to introduce the new NC State Dance Program Lecturer –– Francine Ott, an award-winning dance artist who will direct one of the two NC State dance companies Panoramic Dance Project presentin Afrocentric and

NC State’s Crafts Center kicks off a busy fall semester with a new director, new courses and its popular Crafts Fair. Read more of this article featured in the Aug. 3, 2017 edition of The Bulletin.

Closed for construction since 2013, NC State University’s Gregg Museum of Art & Design will reopen with a day of activities On Saturday, August 26, 2017, a longtime dream comes true. The Gregg Museum of

PRESENT Experience dance beyond the stage and join acclaimed members of Chicago-based Lucky Plush Productions for a live-action game inspired by the classic board game Clue. Ideal for non-dancers! Game nights will include wine, snacks,

Today we say farewell to a great technician, artist, colleague and friend our Assistant Technical Director, Stephen Frausto. Known by all simply as Frausto, Stephen joined the University Theatre team in the fall of 2014 and the

With only a few weeks before classes begin, University Theatre staff are busy restoring the lighting systems in both The Titmus Theatre and the Kennedy-McIlwee Studio Theatre. Finally re-hanging the lighting fixtures in the catwalks

Join us for the opening reception for Joumana Medlej: Art in Times of Crisis Thursday, September 28, from 5:30 – 7:30  p.m.   Learn More >