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1. The Importance of Being Earnest - Fall 2017 Theatre Arts
   A Trivial Comedy for Serious People
2. The Importance of Being Earnest - Fall 2017 Theatre Arts
   A Trivial Comedy for Serious People
3. The Importance of Being Earnest - Fall 2017 Theatre Arts
   A Trivial Comedy for Serious People
4. The Importance of Being Earnest - Fall 2017 Theatre Arts
   A Trivial Comedy for Serious People
5. Theatre Arts Announces the Cast of The Importance of Being Earnest, Tickets on Sale
   Fall Theatre Arts mainstage production opens November 2
6. Performing Arts Breaks Boundaries with Audacious Performances
   So begins a calendar with a nod to the groundbreakers of the past in music and theatre, decidedly fresh takes and new beginnings.
7. Auditions for Importance of Being Earnest, Q & A with Director Carrie Ann Quinn
   Open auditions for fall Theatre Arts production September 12 and 13
8. AUDITIONS: UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra
   Join the UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra! Auditions are open to all students.
9. Performing Arts Professor Rafael Jaen Wins Manning Prize
   Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts Rafael Jaen was recently honored as one of five University of Massachusetts faculty to receive the 2017 Manning Prize for Excellence in Teaching.
10. Music Collaboratory iPad Jam Celebrates Star Wars Day
    May the Fourth be with you, as iPad music performs on the plaza
11. Asian Studies End of Year Celebration
    Celebrate the end of the semester with Asian Studies and taiko group The Genki Spark
12. UMass Boston’s CLA Undergraduate Research Showcase Highlights Academically Ambitious Students
    On April 25, undergraduate students gathered in UMass Boston’s Alumni Lounge to present posters and papers.
13. Community Invited to UJazz Trio’s Live Album Recording Session in University Hall April 30
    In celebration of International Jazz Day, three UMass Boston music students will take the stage in UMass Boston’s University Hall on Sunday at 7 p.m. for a free live performance and album recording.
14. Freedom is Coming! The UMass Boston Choruses
    UMass Boston Chamber Singers and University Chorus present songs of freedom and opression from around the world
15. Coolest Night on Campus Doubles Down—Jazz Night! May 5 & 6
    UMass Boston Jazz Ensembles take the stage, add a second performance
16. JoJo’s Last Dance (As a UMass Boston Student)
    A graduating senior, and dance sensation, prepares for her last Spring Dance Concert before graduation
17. The UJazz Boston Trio Celebrates International Jazz Day with Free Concert, Recording Project
    With a fusion of jazz, R & B, and soul, a world class trio born at UMass Boston lays down album
18. Jazz Night!
    UMass Boston Jazz Ensembles take the stage for the coolest night on campus
19. Jazz Night!
    UMass Boston Jazz Ensembles take the stage for the coolest night on campus
20. The Sonic Liberation Players
    2017 Faculty Concert Series continues with the Sonic Liberation Players
21. Spring 2017 Dance Concert (Opening Night)
    The UMass Boston dance minors take the stage in the University Hall Theatre. Students, faculty choreographers, and guest artist Jean Appolon create an evening of movement.
22. University Choir Welcomes Georgetown High School Choir
    Free Concert at Noon
23. Baroque Favorites for Voice and Flute
    The final night of the Faculty Concert Series, with Mary Oleskiewicz and Jessica Cooper
24. Comedy of Errors, by William Shakespeare
    UMass Boston Theatre Art's mainstage production of Shakespeare's comedy of masks, mistaken identity, and mayhem
25. Comedy of Errors, by William Shakespeare
    The spring theatre arts production is a tale of masks, mistaken identity, and mayhem.
26. Comedy of Errors, by William Shakespeare
    The spring theatre arts production is a tale of masks, mistaken identity, and mayhem.
27. Duo Sonidos: Muse of Fire
    The 2017 Faculty Concert Series with UMass Faculty Adam Levin with William Knuth
28. World of Guitar: Virtuoso Guitar Music from Six Continents
    UMass Boston faculty Peter Janson & Aaron Larget-Caplan take the Recital Hall stage
29. Added Audition Night—Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors
    An additional audition night has been added for the spring 2017 production.
30. AUDITION - Theatre Arts, Comedy of Errors
    This is the second day of auditions for this William Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors, open to all UMass Boston students. Callbacks will be held Thursday, February 9.
31. Jazz Night! The Coolest Night on Campus is This Saturday
    UMass Boston Jazz Ensembles take the new Recital Hall stage Saturday night
32. Bat Boy Cast Members Nominated to Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
    Bat Boy cast members to represent UMass Boston at KCATCF, nominations in acting, musical theater and stage management
33. Bat Boy: The Musical Launches New University Hall Theatre, Opening Thursday
    Rock and roll, horror, comic musical explores prejudice through a half-bat, half-boy, made famous by the Weekly World News
34. Shout Out To Boston!
    The Performing Arts Department invites you to the UMass Boston Chamber Singers and University Chorus Fall Concert.
35. UMass Boston to Celebrate Ribbon Cutting of New University Hall
    University Hall is the newest completed project in the university’s master plan.
36. Be Among the First to Perform in the New University Hall Theatre: Auditions Wednesday & Thursday
    Auditions for Bat Boy: The Musical and New Voices, New Stories will be held September 14 and 15 in the University Hall Theatre.
37. Bat Boy: The Musical
    The Fall Production of the UMass Boston Theatre Arts Program
38. Bat Boy: The Musical
    The Fall Production of the UMass Boston Theatre Arts Program
39. Bat Boy: The Musical
    The Fall Production of the UMass Boston Theatre Arts Program
40. Bat Boy: The Musical
    The Fall Production of the UMass Boston Theatre Arts Program
41. Music Orientation & Auditions
    The Performing Arts Department welcomes new and returning music majors and minors
42. Theatre Arts Orientation
    Performing Arts welcomes all Theatre Arts Majors
43. UMass Boston Costume Design Professor to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award
    Rafael Jaen, assistant professor of costume design, will receive the Lifetime Achievement in the Arts Award from Salem State University on Tuesday, May 10.
44. Music of the Middle East
    A free concert of music from throughout the Middle East
45. Spring Dance Concert a “show of shows,” May 6 & 7
    The Spring Dance Concert features includes a number of remarkable dancers appearing at UMass Boston as students for the last time
46. Spring Performance in Jazz, Orchestra, and Chorus Set to Begin
    Live, free performances of UMass Boston's music students
47. UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra Spring Concert: Preludes & Promises
    The UMass Boston Performing Arts Department Presents Preludes & Promise, the spring concert of the UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra, featuring the 2016 Concerto Competition winners.
48. Spring 2016 Dance Concert (Closing Night)
    Artistic Director Liz Lapuh and Co-Artistic Director Danny Swain showcase exciting student dancers—and student choreography—in an array of dance forms.
49. Spring 2016 Dance Concert (Opening Night)
    Artistic Director Liz Lapuh and Co-Artistic Director Danny Swain showcase exciting student dancers—and student choreography—in an array of dance forms.
50. Jazz Night
    Come to this semester's live performance by UMass Boston's jazz ensembles.
51. Polaroid Stories Cast, Crew, Nominated for Kennedy Center Honors
    Nominations for acting, dramaturgy, design of spring Theatre Arts production
52. Polaroid Stories Opens, Classical Mythology Meets Dangerous World of Teen Runaways
    Theatre Arts spring production explores teenage homelessness
53. Polaroid Stories—the Spring Theatre Arts Production
    Iizuka’s drama blends classical mythology and modern-day story telling with the visceral world of teenage runaways.
54. Polaroid Stories—the Spring Theatre Arts Production
    Iizuka’s drama blends classical mythology and modern-day story telling with the visceral world of teenage runaways.
55. Polaroid Stories—the Spring Theatre Arts Production
    Iizuka’s drama blends classical mythology and modern-day story telling with the visceral world of teenage runaways.
56. Polaroid Stories—the Spring Theatre Arts Production
    Iizuka’s drama blends classical mythology and modern-day story telling with the visceral world of teenage runaways.
57. Music Faculty Mary Oleskiewicz Plays Bach Sonatas in the Forbidden City
    UMass Boston's Mary Oleskiewicz, a world-class flautist, brings Bach Sonatas to one of China's premier venues
58. Celebrate the Arts at UMass Boston
    Please join the College of Liberal Arts, along with the Art and Performing Arts Departments, as we celebrate our new spaces in University Hall!
59. Theatre Arts Presents ‘Polaroid Stories’
    The Department of Performing Arts presents Polaroid Stories by Naomi Iizuka, a play merging the gritty world of teen runaways with classic mythology, starting April 7 in the McCormack Theatre.
60. Call for Submissions: New Voices, New Stories
    Now accepting submissions from UMass Boston playwrights
61. Theatre Art Students Perform at Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
    UMass Boston's actors, designers, and playwrights recognized for excellence among students from seven states at annual college theater festival
62. UMass Boston Opens University Hall to Students
    Today marks the beginning of the phased opening of University Hall, UMass Boston’s second new building in the last two years.
63. UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra Auditions
    UMass Boston community members -- faculty, staff, students -- invited to audition
64. Museum Cast, Crew Members Nominated for Kennedy Center Awards
    Performing Arts students recognized by prestigious Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival
65. Theatre Arts Announces “Polaroid Stories” Auditions, Open Call, and 2016-2017 Season
    Play merges Greek myth with stories of teenage runaways, and coming next fall, Bat Boy: The Musical
66. Actor’s Info: Preparing for Polaroid Stories Auditions
    Professor Clifford Odle presents an information session for new actors contemplating auditioning for the spring theatre production.
67. Beacons Showcase Musical Talents with Free Shows in December
    UMass Boston’s Performing Arts Department will host a number of free concerts, recitals, and performances this month showcasing the talent of students, faculty, and guest artists.
68. Museum Opens Dec. 3, Explores How We Experience Art
    Tina Howe's play remains relevant as 38 characters interact with modern art, from awe to idiocy
69. Theatre Auditions: Polaroid Stories by Naomi Iizuka
    Open auditions for the cast of Polaroid Stories by Naomi Iizuka.
70. Saturday Night Jazz
    UMass Jazz Bands present a free evening of Jazz
71. Winter Escape: Studio Piano Recital
    Students of Chaerin Kim, PhD, representing UMass Boston, Boston University and Eastern Nazarene College
72. New Conductor for UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra Gears up for Fall Concert
    Sommer Forrester takes the baton with the UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra for "Truth, Lies, and The Human Condition"
73. Alumna’s Composition to be Performed at Harvard with Cambridge Philharmonic
    Liz Anaya's "The Aura," composed at UMass Boston, now arranged for traditional orchestra and part of a celebration of female composers
74. Open Auditions for Concerto Competition, Dec. 2 & 9
    Four winners will perform with the UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra at their Spring Concert.
75. Bach’s Sonatas Performance with Mary Oleskiewicz, PhD, Andrus Madsen and Doug Kelley
    A free performance of Johann Sebastian Bach's flute sonatas and Well-Tempered Clavier
76. Museum Rehearsals Underway, Outrageousness to Follow
    Michael Fennimore, directing Museum by Tina Howe, dives into rehearsals of a comedy with 18 actors playing 38 characters
77. Performing Arts Alum Acting Steadily while Unsteady in “Shit-faced Shakespeare”
    Alum riding hit show, performing Shakespeare while intoxicated
78. UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra Presents: “Truth, Lies and the Human Condition”
    Performing works by Mozart, E. Grieg, and Schubert
79. Emily Chapman, Senior Honors Recital - Voice
    Emily Chapman, vocalist, performing works by Handel, Schubert, Schumann, and Schönberg
80. Get Your Tickets for This Week’s Musical Theatre Cabaret, Opening Wednesday
    More than two dozen students, and the UMass Boston Chamber Singers, will sing their way through decades of musical theatre Wednesday and Thursday during the Performing Arts Department's Musical Theatre Cabaret.
81. Performing Arts Department Announces Fall 2015 Choral/Voice Events
    The fall 2015 semester includes a voice master class, a choral concert, and voice recital. There's also information here about what students need to do if they need piano accompaniment for their juries.
82. Fall 2015 Voice Recital
    Students from all three voice studios will perform at this Performing Arts Department event.
83. Fall 2015 Choral Concert
    The University Chorus and Chamber Singers will present music for Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa, including medieval chant, Renaissance polyphony, and contemporary gospel music.
84. Voice Master Class
    Voice students will sing for each other and get feedback from one of the Performing Arts Department's voice teachers (not their own teacher).
85. UMass Boston Students, Alumni: Submit Short Plays for Fall 2015 Playwright Mentorship Project
    Each selected playwright will develop the script for four weeks during October with one-on-one intensive mentorship by a faculty playwright mentor and then submit their play to the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival playwriting competition.
86. Theatre Program Orientation
    New and Current Theatre Majors and Minors (and anyone considering Theatre)
87. Final Night: Performing Arts Department’s Production of Museum
    Last chance to see Tina Howe's Museum , directed by Michael Fennimore.
88. Fifth Night of Museum, a Play by Tina Howe
    UMass Boston students perform Tina Howe's Museum , directed by Michael Fennimore.
89. Final Week: Performing Arts Department’s Production of Museum
    Just three performances remain of Tina Howe's Museum , directed by Michael Fennimore.
90. Performing Arts Department’s Production of Museum (Two Shows)
    Tina Howe's Museum will be presented twice today: at 2 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m.
91. Opening Night: Museum
    Come to opening night of the Performing Arts Department's Museum, an elegant play that manages to capture the subjective nature of both a visual, and a theatre arts experience.
92. UMass Boston’s Performing Arts Department Presents: Museum, a Play by Tina Howe
    The run of UMass Boston's fall play, Museum, continues in the McCormack Theatre.
93. Final Night: Fall 2015 Musical Theatre Cabaret
    This is your last chance to enjoy a review of musical theatre standards.
94. Opening Night: Fall 2015 Musical Theatre Cabaret
    Join UMass Boston's Performing Arts Department for an evening review of musical theatre standards. Come, listen, clap your hands and tap your feet to the popular songs in concert.
95. Fall 2015 Theatre Events: Musical Theatre Cabaret in October and Museum in December
    UMass Boston's Performing Arts Department will present a Musical Theatre Cabaret Oct. 14–15 and the play Museum, by Tina Howe, Dec. 3–5 and Dec. 9–11.
96. Auditions for the UMass Boston Chamber Orchestra (for Students Seeking Credit)
    Students registering for credit for MUSIC 106 need to audition.
97. Performing Arts Department Seeking Musicians for Chamber Orchestra
    UMass Boston's Performing Arts Department is actively recruiting members for the Chamber Orchestra (MUSIC 106), under the new direction of Sommer Forrester. Auditions for students registering for credit will take place on Wednesday, September 9 at 6 p.m.
98. Final Night of Auditions for Fall Musical Theatre Cabaret and Museum, a Play by Tina Howe
    All UMass Boston students are welcome to participate in the combined theatre auditions for two theatre events, a musical theatre cabaret (Oct. 14–15) and Museum, a play by Tina Howe (Dec. 2015).
99. Auditions for Both Fall Musical Theatre Cabaret and Museum, a Play by Tina Howe
    All UMass Boston students are welcome to participate in the combined theatre auditions for two theatre events, a musical theatre cabaret (Oct. 14–15) and Museum, a play by Tina Howe (Dec. 2015).
100. Performing Arts Department Announces Fall 2015 Theatre Auditions
     All UMass Boston students are welcome to participate in the combined theatre auditions for the two fall 2015 theatre events, a musical theatre cabaret (Oct. 14–15) and Museum, a play by Tina Howe (Dec. 3–5 and Dec. 9–11). Auditions are Sept. 14 and 15.