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The musical follows a young woman’s awakening to the importance of social activism and a young man’s determination for change in the fictitious community of Westville.

World Premiere Musical Postcard American Town Opens at SDSU

World Premiere Musical Postcard American Town Opens at SDSU

Contemporary musical examines the hardship of cultural discrimination and the importance of community activism. Debuts Friday, April 29.

Portrait of Bruce Onobrakpeya ©Damilola Onafuwa.

SDSU hosts two prominent African Artists in honor of Black History Month

SDSU hosts two prominent African Artists in honor of Black History Month

African creativity and performance explored with an exhibition of the art of Bruce Onobrakpeya and readings of the work of Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka.

An actor performs in A Raisin in the Sun. The production will run from Feb. 18 to Feb. 25.

SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film Presents A Raisin in the Sun

SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film Presents A Raisin in the Sun

A gripping domestic drama that captures the African American experience through the pursuit of the American Dream.

Vincent Whipple

Vincent Whipple Joins SDSU as Arts Alive Artist in Residence

Vincent Whipple Joins SDSU as Arts Alive Artist in Residence

His residency begins with Native American Arts and Advocacy: An Artist Talk, on Sept. 28 via Zoom.

Percussion music minor Lindsay Sackin performed at the Arts Alive SDSU "Winds of Change" concert at the SDSU Native and Indigenous Healing Garden in April 2021.

Arts Alive SDSU’s Discovery Series Returns for Fall

Arts Alive SDSU’s Discovery Series Returns for Fall

The visual and performing arts events highlight intersections among the arts, humanities and sciences to prompt conversations about meaningful issues.

“Two Lakes, Two Rivers” opens SDSU Theatre’s fall 2020 season and debuts on Sept. 3.

SDSU Theatre Tackles Virtual Premiere

SDSU Theatre Tackles Virtual Premiere

"Two Lakes, Two Rivers" features meaningful discussion with the audience on the topic of consent and connects students with on-campus resources.

SDSU faculty and students are exploring new technologies that can be utilized to facilitate virtual performances in this time of social distancing.

Creating a Virtual Theater Experience

Creating a Virtual Theater Experience

SDSU lecturer Sam Shpigelman is working with the latest cutting-edge technology in virtual reality and motion capture to mimic a full stage theater production.

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SDSU School of Art and Design Announces New Exhibition Program and Partners

SDSU School of Art and Design Announces New Exhibition Program and Partners

The new exhibition includes a revitalization of the university’s on-campus galleries and partnerships with leading local galleries and museums.

Arts Alive SDSU is currently soliciting faculty and students to share the audiovisual materials generated from their curriculum-based art projects, such as exhibits, performances, plays, and recitals.

Arts Alive SDSU Creating Virtual Artwork Repository

Arts Alive SDSU Creating Virtual Artwork Repository

Arts Alive SDSU seeks to create a repository of curriculum-based artistic projects to document work and creative adaptation in the face of COVID-19.

Photo of past Arts Alive SDSU event (Photo: Scott Hargrove/SDSU)

Arts Alive SDSU Launches New Discovery Series

Arts Alive SDSU Launches New Discovery Series

The series highlights intersections among arts, humanities and sciences, and will be woven into the SDSU curriculum and cultural centers on campus.

The mural is located on the fifth floor of the Art North building. (Photo: PSFA)

PHOTOS: New Student-Designed Mural Encourages Creativity

PHOTOS: New Student-Designed Mural Encourages Creativity

The mural was part of a class assignment that asked students to create spaces for public gathering and conversations.

"Just Like Us" is a documentary-style play that looks at the challenges of immigration status in America.

"Just Like Us" Portrays Immigration Reality

"Just Like Us" Portrays Immigration Reality

The first theatre production of the year grapples with immigration and opportunity.

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