Dance ensemble invited to perform at iconic Joyce Theater
Two Chapman dance faculty members will travel with a select student ensemble to perform at an iconic dance venue this weekend in New…
Two Chapman dance faculty members will travel with a select student ensemble to perform at an iconic dance venue this weekend in New…
Once in a while, college theatre students have an opportunity to perform in a heavyweight Shakespearean classic. But rarely do they have the chance…
This week, 26 Chapman University theatre majors will attend the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival ’s (KCACTF) regional competition in St. George, Utah.…
Run an internet search for “Paul Creston” and you’ll find thousands of entries for the self-taught American composer whose body of work was one…
It was the winter of 1963, while America was in mourning over the assassination of President John F. Kennedy when Chapman University organized its…
We used to apply the terms “modern” and “contemporary” to music that was experimental or pushing the limits of tradition and current tastes. Those…
Chinary Ung, DMA Chapman University has appointed Chinary Ung, DMA, as Senior Composer in Residence in its Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music. Ung has had…
Chapman University alumnus and adjunct professor Nicholas C. Avila,’01 has returned to campus to direct the upcoming production of Anna in the Tropics, the 2003 Pulitzer Prize-winning…
Chapman University’s Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music has named Kimberly Levin ’16, Chloé Tardif ’16, and Arturo Balmaceda ’18 recipients of the prestigious 2014-15 Temianka…
Dale A. Merrill, Dean, College of Performing Arts As I drive into the Lastinger parking structure on campus and pass the work site for the…
Dr. Rebecca Sherburn is Chapman University’s new Director of Vocal Studies. Chapman University’s College of Performing Arts (CoPA) extends a warm welcome to Dr.…
The afterlife of The Mikado — Gilbert and Sullivan’s famed operetta of 1885 — is a fascinating one. The original, of course, was vastly successful…