DANCE2 is a dance installation about human-robot interaction and our collective feelings about technology’s influence on the future. Audiences will use their smartphones to interact with the performance, influencing the choreography of the human and robotic dancers. Through their choices, we will explore the question of whether emerging technology is bringing us closer together or pulling us farther apart.
One of the priorities for the UMD School is to connect and engage with the surrounding community in meaningful and impactful ways. As a part of this effort, chamber groups from across the School of Music are presenting a recital in order to collect donations for the College Park Community Food Bank.
Paper quilling is the art of cutting paper into long thin strips, rolling and pinching the pieces into different shapes, and then gluing the shapes together to form decorative art.
Each workshop will last 90 minutes. All supplies are included. Registration begins via TerpLink on Monday, August 28, 2023; limited space available. Only open to current UMD graduate students. This event will take place at Stamp Student Union in the Charles Carroll A 2203K room.
The Muses proudly present their Original Works Projects, a memorable night of short plays written, directed, and performed by women who are either current UMD students or alumni. This event showcases new works that are sure to excite and inspire you.
Join the Kreators of the Kreativity Diversity Troupe for their end-of-semester performance.
Interested in learning more about Kreativity? Email kreativity.troupe@gmail.com and like them on Facebook!
UMDances is an opportunity for student dancers to choreograph original work to participate in a concert. These works represent many genres of movement and may be improvised or set, and unedited or fully finished.
Join the Kreators of the Kreativity Diversity Troupe for an open mic night, full of music, dance and spoken word.
Join the Kreators of the Kreativity Diversity Troupe for an open mic night, full of music, dance and spoken word.
Steven Bailey, piano
Faculty member Steven Bailey takes to the stage, presenting a recital featuring piano works by Scarlatti, Debussy, Scriabin and four operatic transcriptions!
Brian Marsella, pianist and composer
Tim Keiper, drums
Jorge Roeder, bass
Cyro Baptista, percussion
Felipe Hostins, accordion
John Lee, acoustic guitar
Itai Kriss, flute
Jon Irabagon, tenor sax/clarinet
