1. Fall for Dance

    Our fall mainstage production and we want you to “fall for dance” all over again! This concert features the incredibly talented dancers as they perform in a diverse range of dance styles that highlight the excellent training at the University of Arizona. Works by faculty members and featuring guest artist Juel D. Lane who will […]

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  2. Jazz in AZ 2022

    This One Act/One Hour performance fuses a mixture of electrifying dances. With high-paced visuals; nationally recognized choreographers; and a contemporary combination of jazz, modern and tap it is an amazing spectacle to be experienced. TICKETS: Adult, $19 / Senior, Military, Employee, $17 / Student $12 Tuesday, September 20, 7:30 PM Wednesday, September 21, 7:30 PM […]

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  3. MAPPING Q: STILL HERE / STILL QUEER

    Mapping Q: Still Here / Still Queer features artwork by LGBTQIA+ youth from across the state of Arizona. The works in this exhibition reflect the struggles and creative resilience of LGBTQIA+ youth artists, who skillfully communicate what it means to identify as LGBTQIA+ today. This gallery also showcases work from Mapping Q: 2020, which – due to […]

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  4. Phil Vassar

    Country music star Phil Vassar will perform on the University of Arizona Mall in a pre-game concert prior to Arizona Football’s home opener against Mississippi State on September 10, 2022. Vassar will be joined this year by a local opening act (artist to be announced at a later date) as well as a performance from […]

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  5. Impulse

    Impulse, an installation of 15 harmonizing and glowing seesaws, will be available to students, faculty, staff, and the public in the Student Success District at the University of Arizona main campus in Tucson, AZ. Impulse invites audiences to become musicians and artists. Using repetitive units of light and sound, the University of Arizona campus is […]

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  6. KinesTHESIS

    KinesTHESIS features diverse choreography by four School of Dance graduate students presenting their thesis works, including Christopher Bornet, Ashley Dobrogosz, Jason Hortin, and Madelyn Lever, at the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre, May 6-7. >> School of Dance>> How a masterwork teaches dancers more than just steps Christopher Bornet  Christopher Bornet received his BA in communications from University of New Mexico in 2017, […]

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  7. VOICES: REAL STORIES OF HUNGER AND HOPE

    Created by the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona, VOICES documents the everyday hardships, triumphs and inspirations of people in our community.  Featuring the voices of clients, volunteers, donors, staff and community partners, this exhibition brings many hidden food stories to light. While we all must consume food to live, VOICES reminds us that our access to food and […]

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  8. TUCSON STORIES: FOOD, HEALTH, COMMUNITY, JUSTICE

    In 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and following the murder of George Floyd, Tucson-based photographer Kathleen Dreier began to document the Tucson community and the social issues it was grappling with. Each participant from these photo essays shared their personal story of how the year 2020 had impacted them, how their family […]

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  9. Emerge: Student Spotlight

    Take a seat next to the School of Dance faculty, and let the next generation run the show! The dancers take the lead as they craft an exciting evening of student-created works that are sure to lift your spirits as UA Dance presents Emerge. Where energy meets creativity, amazing things happen! Thursday, April 21, 7:30p Saturday, April […]

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  10. Spring Collection 2022

    The UA Dance performance season culminates with Spring Collection, a lively mix of dance featuring works by its illustrious faculty, and a masterwork by Frank Chaves. In Habaneras, the Music of Cuba, Chaves presents a tribute to his native Cuba, inspired by and dedicated to his father. Habaneras is a vibrant full-company piece that celebrates Cuba’s most popular composers. Spring Collection […]

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