Events in the College of Arts and Humanities
Children’s events generously supported by Workscapes Everyone is celebrating the placement of the last paving stone covering the last unpaved patch of ground on the planet—that is, everyone except Ito, a girl with ears so big she can hear the ground talking. Everyone else thinks Ito’s “sound from the ground” is her attempt to justify her humiliatingly large ears. Even …
CAH EventsWhy Write? Writing & Rhetoric as Dialogic Art Saturday, April 6 at 4:30 pmDeVos Family RoomTickets: Free event, ticket required Faculty and students from the UCF Department of Writing and Rhetoric and the UCF History Department present a merger of visual rhetoric, local images and lightning talks. The talks highlight the importance of writing and visual rhetoric to build community …
CAH EventsA festival favorite, “Living Art” returns to Dr. Phillips Center! 160+ School of Visual Arts & Design students collaborate to recreate famous artworks and model as the subjects in life-size paintings under the creative direction of Debi Starr. Learn more about the event and reserve your tickets here. UCF Celebrates the Arts is an annual showcase of creativity, innovation and …
CAH EventsTitanic: The Musical Friday, April 5 & Saturday, April 6, 7:30 pm - 10:00 pmWalt Disney Theater | Tickets: $5-50 Tickets will be available February 21 at noon The UCF Symphony Orchestra and Theatre UCF bring an epic story to life. Yeston and Stone’s Tony Award-winning musical Titanic tells the stories of real passengers aboard the legendary doomed steamer—the workers …
CAH EventsTickets: $10 First Miss is a full-length play that follows Michele and Grant from their “emotionally sweaty” prom dance floor to the dumpster-fire days of their early twenties as they try to figure out why rom-coms make first kisses look so deceptively simple. Written by UCF alumnus Sarah Schreck '18, First Miss is a touching story of friendships, first loves …
CAH EventsLife/Ways: The Life Stories We Lived and Imagined Saturday, April 6, 2019, 8:00 pmDeVos Family Room Explore the research of students from the Nicholson School of Communication and Media’s undergraduate Digital Media program. A presentation about the Life/Ways project, which explores the relationship between fact and fiction, linear and interactive story, and digital storytelling workshop and game jam creative production, …
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