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The first-ever Emerging Choreographers’ Showcase is a group of artistic projects choreographed by students. The concert will showcase twelve original dance works choreographed and performed by students. Choreographers have explored

Written by Gracie Price As the lights dim, the audience roars in anticipation and the orchestra strikes up the iconic opening number “Science Fiction/Double Feature”. The crowd waves their arms

Originally published in The Crimson White Gabriella Puccio-Johnson, Contributing Writer Alabama’s theater and dance programs are looking to maintain a high level of prestige with the fall semester’s lineup of

Originally Published in The Crimson White McKenzie Knight, Contributing Writer The University of Alabama’s Theatre and Dance Department’s new show, “Ten Blocks on the Camino Real” opens on Feb. 15 and

Originally published in The Crimson White McKenzie Knight, Contributing Writer Passionate. Sensational. Tenacious. Sexy. These were all words used to describe the show by the cast and crew of “Murder

Originally published in The Crimson White Brandon Smith, Contributing Writer Running from Monday, Nov. 7, to Sunday, Nov. 13, The University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance produced “Small Mouth Sounds” at the

By Kara Kuczkowski As the curtain parts, fog fills the air and a single ballerina steps through the haze. She is beautifully clad in a purple bodice and tutu that twinkles in the stage light. She begins to dance and the fabric bounces

Originally published in The Crimson White William Pimentel, Contributing Writer The most recent production by The University of Alabama Department of Theatre and Dance, “The Imaginary Invalid,” was a packed

Originally published in The Crimson White Tristan Waldrop, Contributing Writer At the center of the annular Allen Bales Theatre, wherein only one raised platform remains stationary throughout the show, “Baskerville:

Originally published in The Crimson White Savannah Ichikawa, Contributing Writer Dance Alabama gave performing arts students the opportunity to showcase their work from March 31 to April 2 in the