The cult-classic rock musical where innocence collides with a glitter-soaked world – and nothing is ever the same. There will be an ASL Interpreter present for the 7:30p performance on Oct. 24. Subscriptions for the 2026/27 Theatre season are on sale now at tickets.arizona.edu. Single tickets will go on sale Aug. 25. PREVIEWS PERFORMANCES Student tickets ($5) are […]
read moreAn evening of bold, student-written new works showcasing the next generation of theatrical voices. There will be an ASL Interpreter present for the 7:30p performance on March 6. Subscriptions for the 2026/27 theatre season are on sale now at tickets.arizona.edu. Single tickets will go on sale Aug. 25. PREVIEWS PERFORMANCES Student tickets ($5) are available for all […]
read moreAgainst his father’s warning, a brilliant, neurodivergent young man investigates the death of a neighbor’s dog, uncovering truths that transform his understanding of himself and his world. A sensory-friendly performance provides a welcoming and supportive environment for people with sensory processing challenges to enjoy live theatre with their friends and family. These performances are presented […]
read moreA powerful, non-linear journey through the beauty of unexpected love and the resilience required when that love is met with violence. It’s a haunting yet hopeful look at how one moment in New York City can change two lives forever. There will be an ASL Interpreter present for the Dec. 5 performance at 7:30p. Subscriptions for the […]
read moreThe numbers tell a story that any prospective student or their parent should hear. Across the College of Fine Arts and its four schools, University of Arizona arts graduates are finding work, building careers and making an impact in some of the most competitive creative industries in the world. And they’re doing it at a […]
read moreSchool of Theatre, Film & Television (TFTV) students are finding audiences around the world as their films earn selections and awards at respected festivals, reflecting the creativity, ambition and dedication of the school’s emerging filmmakers. As Director of Outreach and Industry, Kerryn Negus leads TFTV’s festival strategy, working individually with filmmakers to develop customized campaigns […]
read moreThe Arizona Arts human resources team has had a busy summer. Three seasoned leaders have joined the college’s senior team: Jeff Beekman as director of the School of Art and Pete Froslie as associate dean of research and graduate studies, both starting July 1, and Lia Uribe, who begins as director of the School of Music on Aug. 10. “The […]
read moreThe College of Fine Arts will honor seven outstanding students who’ve made a remarkable impact on their school at the CFA Graduation Convocation. Recognized for their artistic, professional, and academic excellence, these students represent what it means to make an honest commitment to the arts. School of Art students, Nuala Gwilliam (Outstanding Senior) and Andrés […]
read moreScott Stuber (’92) will receive an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree from the College of Fine Arts at the University of Arizona’s Commencement ceremony, May 15, at Casino Del Sol Stadium. “For his groundbreaking contributions to the art and industry of filmmaking, his visionary leadership within one of the most influential entertainment companies of our time, […]
read moreMAGIC HOUR is a free screening of short fiction films made by students in the University of Arizona’s School of Theatre, Film & Television and they will all premiere in the Marroney Theatre on May 13 and 14. Important: The exact same program of all 16 Magic Hour films will be shown on both nights. […]
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