Opera AACC had an exceptional opening night on March 13, performing one of the opera world’s most accomplished newer works, “Dead Man Walking.” The performance, directed by music professor Douglas...

A group of students will direct, produce and act in four to six student-written short plays this spring for AACC’s returning Black Box Series. The student directors, selected by AACC Theater over...

A first-year undecided student released his first album of original alternative songs in November. Bennett Terhune, who goes by dj tetrapod, said he has been into music since a very young age.  “I’ve...

AACC’s Department of Performing Arts is gearing up for its spring performances. AACC Theater will present “Museum,” a play by Tina Howe, while Opera AACC will take on a more expansive production...

When most people hear Shakespeare’s name, they imagine something erudite and archaic, not to be understood by us common folk. They imagine something serious, something profound, and nothing at all like...

Theatre AACC will put on the Shakespearean comedy “Twelfth Night” in November. Madeline Austin, the play’s director, said the “screwball comedy” will be “a whole bunch of fun.” “This...

Students learned about the Student Government Association and enjoyed donuts at a back-to-school event on the Quad on Thursday. “Donuts with Student Engagement” was the fourth and final event hosted...

Students gathered on Aug. 27 in the SUN building to donate socks, make stuffed animals and enjoy ice cream at the “Sock It” event organized by the Office of Student Engagement. In an effort to build...

The 49th edition of AACC’s student-run journal of the arts, Amaranth, will be released on May 9. This year, the editors chose 57 unique pieces from more than 200 submissions, according to Managing Editor...

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...