The play is simple, weird, but amazingly thought out as it stresses the importance that human hands have in people’s lives.
Fine & Performing Arts
Articles in this category should be related to fine and performing arts both on and off campus. Art forms that fall under fine arts include: painting, sculpting, woodwork, drawing, etc. Performing arts include: dancing, chorus, theatre, orchestra, etc. Content that can go in this category can include but is not limited to advances for performances or art galleries, reviews on shows, performance coverage, etc.
Critically acclaimed recording and performing artist Michael Mizrahi performs at Bob Cole Conservatory
Award-winning pianist Michael Mizrahi made his Long Beach appearance to share the love of music composition.
IN PHOTOS: Drawing, Painting and Photography
The group exhibition includes “Prologue,” which features work from eight graduating drawing and painting BFA students. ”Postures,” located at the Merlino, Dutzi and Werby galleries, shows displays from photography students.
BCCM to hold 40th Anniversary of Winter Festival Concert Dec. 7 and 8
As the holiday season gets underway, the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music will be holding its 40th annual Winter Festival Concert to celebrate the holidays with songs and carols.
IN PHOTOS: The BFA group exhibition
This year’s senior gallery featured over 40 artists from the illustration, animation and pre-production fields. Each student showcased a portfolio of two-dimensional work, resulting in a variety of visuals in the exhibit.
Cal Rep’s ‘Romeo and Juliet: Hard Way Home’ puts a Southern spin on the classic play
The tragic love story is countrified by Brandi Carlile’s album “Bear Creek” in the Long Beach State production.
Cal Rep production ‘Hookman’ is a clever and hopeful tale of life after tragedy
The slasher-comedy “Hookman” by Lauren Yee at CSULB’s Studio Theatre tells the story of Lexi, a freshman in college navigating life after a tragedy.
CSULB Bob Cole Conservatory Symphony shines in season debut
The symphony returned to the halls of the Carpenter Performing Arts Center with an exciting first program of the year.
Theater Arts Department opens 2019-20 season with ‘Mud’
“Mud” is a stark and uncompromising drama that shows the bleak reality of everyday life and the wistful hope for a better life just out of reach. Performed by students from Long Beach State’s Theater Arts Department, “Mud” will be opening at the Players Theater, Sept. 13.
A new art exhibit is featured at the Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum
The Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum will host a new exhibit highlighting women artists; “B.A.T State III: Women Artists in Conversation with El Nopal Press” and will run from Sept. 9 through Nov. 14.