Arts and Culture

News about UB’s arts and humanities programs and related events. (see all topics)

UB Department of Theatre and Dance presents MFA dance showcase
10/17/19
Many of the student pieces are multidisciplinary and feature a variety of mediums including poetry, film and original music.
UB Department of Theatre and Dance presents 'Guys and Dolls'
10/17/19
The musical, with music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, will be presented in a full production with orchestra and newly designed sets, lights and costumes.
Designers aim to unite people through the power of play
10/9/19
Installation representing Buffalo on display at the Seoul Biennale makes a statement about unity and community.
Media Advisory: David Felder’s new orchestral work to receive its world premiere this weekend by the BPO
10/4/19
The work muses on various forms of twilight, with each movement framed by accompanying poetic inscriptions.
UB Theatre and Dance Presents: 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie'
9/25/19
The show is directed by Vincent O’Neill, artistic director and co-founder of Irish Classical Theatre, and an associate theatre professor in the department.
Zodiaque Dance Company to perform at UB
9/13/19
Audiences will be indulged in various styles of dance, including popular American forms and interpretive expressions of contemporary movement.
UB Arts Collaboratory launches academic year programming
9/12/19
“FEMALE,” the season's unifying theme, encompasses a range of endeavors that include exhibitions, installations, performances, screenings and residencies.
Bestselling author and journalist Matt Taibbi headlines UB’s Humanities Festival
9/10/19
National Magazine Award-winning columnist and author of the forthcoming book “Hate Inc." will speak on Sept. 20 in Asbury Hall in Babeville.
Milletti named executive director of UB’s Humanities Institute
9/9/19
New role provides a broader vehicle to expand on the campus and community programming Milletti has developed curating the English department’s Exhibit X Fiction Series.
David Felder’s new orchestral work to receive its world premiere by the BPO
9/9/19
The extended four-movement work for symphony orchestra to be performed under the baton of the BPO’s Grammy-winning conductor and music director JoAnn Falletta.

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