Theatre, Dance & Performance Studies

Angélique Kidjo sits down with ARHU Dean Stephanie Shonekan for a poignant conversation about music, cultural fluency and global advocacy.

"Bear Me Into Freedom: Frederick Douglass and the Struggle for America's Promise" will be screened free from 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6 at Hoff Theater at Stamp Student Union. The film producer will speak on this immersive, panoramic film.

The Faculty Staff Assistance Program hosts the October Lunch & Learn- Leveling the Playing Field: Navigating Accommodations at UMD presented by Monica Aisenberg of the Accessibility and Disability Service

In Anne Washburn’s daring dark comedy, Mr. Burns, A Post‑Electric Play, a band of survivors transform pop culture into myth and parables and TV characters into mythic figures of the time before the collapse.

In Anne Washburn’s daring dark comedy, Mr. Burns, A Post‑Electric Play, a band of survivors transform pop culture into myth and parables and TV characters into mythic figures of the time before the collapse.

In Anne Washburn’s daring dark comedy, Mr. Burns, A Post‑Electric Play, a band of survivors transform pop culture into myth and parables and TV characters into mythic figures of the time before the collapse.

In Anne Washburn’s daring dark comedy, Mr. Burns, A Post‑Electric Play, a band of survivors transform pop culture into myth and parables and TV characters into mythic figures of the time before the collapse.

In Anne Washburn’s daring dark comedy, Mr. Burns, A Post‑Electric Play, a band of survivors transform pop culture into myth and parables and TV characters into mythic figures of the time before the collapse.

In Anne Washburn’s daring dark comedy, Mr. Burns, A Post‑Electric Play, a band of survivors transform pop culture into myth and parables and TV characters into mythic figures of the time before the collapse.

The Fall MFA Dance Concert features original works from two MFA candidates, Emilia Bruno and Connor Voss.

The Fall MFA Dance Concert features original works from two MFA candidates, Emilia Bruno and Connor Voss.

The Younger family on Chicago’s South Side is holding tight to visions of a brighter future, but when a life insurance check arrives, suddenly possibility comes with a price.