For the first time in 10 years, the Dance Company will perform to live music in the AACC Symphony Orchestra’s spring concert. The orchestra’s concert is titled “A Mother’s Day Tribute,” as...

AACC’s student improv club will put on its first solo performance on May 10 and 11. The Overcast Troupers, which started last fall, will play comedic games and interact with the audience in two, one-hour...

Opera AACC will put on a show in May about Matthew Shepard, a gay man who was murdered at age 21. “Considering Matthew Shepard,” written by conductor Craig Hella Johnson, will run on May 17 and 19...

A second-year theater student designed a puppet that can swallow actors whole for Theatre AACC’s spring production of “Little Shop of Horrors.” Gabby Bly, the assistant set designer for “Little...

The AACC Dance Company will hold auditions on Jan. 30 for its spring performance. The audition will consist of ballet barre work, contemporary dance and improvisation, according to company Director...

Theatre AACC will show four 10- to 15-minute plays in February that are written, acted and directed entirely by students, with the improv club performing during intermissions. The student directors will...

Theatre AACC will show the comedic horror musical “Little Shop of Horrors” in April. The production, which will show April 12 to 14 and April 19 to 21 in the Kauffman Theater, will be the first musical...

The Performing Arts Department will offer a new associate of arts degree in music, replacing the old one, starting this fall. The new degree requires students to take more of the music classes that will...

Theatre AACC will perform a staged reading of the comedy “Hurricane Diane” in January. The performance, which will run Jan. 19 and 20 at 7 p.m., is a dark comedic take on climate change by playwright...

The classmate sitting next to you in math class could be the next rock ‘n’ roll superstar. AACC students who have their own bands off campus say a lot of time and effort goes into being in a band...

A first-year communications student is also a three-time Broadway dancer and the winner of a Food Network cooking show. Steve Konopelski, 46, danced in the Broadway productions of “Hot Feet” in 2006,...

A professional casting director will talk to students about “all the s**t that no one will ever tell you about the industry” in an event on Oct. 12. Brette Goldstein, who has worked as a casting...