Archive: Announcements

• Acclaimed Playwright/Director Prof. Natsu Onoda Power’s Interactive “Okinawa Field Trip” Invites Virtual Audiences to Join a Bus Exploration of Islands and Military Presence April 19-29, 2021

  Part of Georgetown University Theater & Performance Studies Program season, creative participatory project combines protests, Pacific beaches, and puppets  Washington, DC -- Singular playwright-di

  Categories: Announcements, Press Releases, Theater News Tags: Faculty, Theater

• Looking back at Fall Semester 2020: A Virtual Semester with Real Impact

  https://performingarts.georgetown.edu/fall-2020-a-virtual-semester-with-real-impact/

  Categories: Announcements, Dance News, Music News, Theater News Tags: COVID-19, Dance, Music, pandemic, Theater, virtual

• Letters and Poems

  Hybrid in form, the Letters and Poems project is a moving way to encounter the archives & diversify memory and performance. Consisting of read-alouds and performances of great letters and poems by th

  Categories: Announcements, Theater News

• Take the Guerrilla Costuming At Home Challenge Dec. 4-7, 2020

  Join the GU Theater & Performance Studies Program’s Guerrilla Costuming At Home Challenge and compete for amazing prizes!  Below are the links to the short video and all three of the design rendering

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• GU Chamber Music Ensembles Program Students Perform Digital Concert, Continents Apart

  On the evening of November 18, 2020, despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the GU Music Program presented a pre-recorded digital concert featuring the students of the GU Chamber Music Ensembles Program perf

  Categories: Announcements, Music News Tags: Music, students

• Georgetown Voice: When racial justice meets academia: Georgetown professors on the study of anti-racism

  A new article from The Voice examines the impact of "Such a Time as This," Georgetown College's speaker series on a variety of topics related to anti-racism work, including the arts, intersectionalit

  Categories: Announcements, In the News Tag: Faculty

• GU Music Program Prof. Benjamin J. Harbert Receives American Musicological Society’s 2020 Best Essay Prize in Popular Music

  Congratulations to Georgetown University Music Program Professor Benjamin J. Harbert, who just received the American Musicological Society's 2020 Best Essay Prize in Popular Music, for an essay for a

  Categories: Announcements, Music News Tags: Faculty, Music

• Soyica Colbert Appointed Interim Dean of Georgetown College

  Georgetown College is delighted to announce that Soyica Colbert (C’01), vice dean of faculty and an Idol Family Professor of African American Studies and Theater and Performance Studies, has been app

  Categories: Announcements, Theater News Tags: Faculty, Theater

• The Hoya: Georgetown Hip-Hop Community Creates Art to Honor the Marginalized

  The Hoya examines the links between hip-hop and racial justice on Georgetown's campus, featuring insights from Professor of Music Carlos Simon, hip-hop artist in residence Marco Pavé, and the co-

  Categories: Announcements, Dance News, In the News, Music News Tags: Dance, Groove Theory, Music

• Tauheed Rahim II (Marco Pavé) “Soundtrack for Life” event Oct. 30 explores music in film

  Georgetown University’s first hip hop artist-in-residence continues his work with the Music Program and the community Now in his second year as Artist in Residence at the Georgetown University, sp

  Categories: Announcements, Music News