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Neil Feather at Worlds in Collusion

Neil Feather in Worlds in Collusion

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Trial of the Catonsville Nine

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Homo Will Inherit, Gay Expectations Too

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The Vagina Monologues, 2009

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Poet Gayle Danley



Spotlight UB Performing Arts Series

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Spotlight UB is pleased to present another season of theatrical productions, comedy, film and concerts in the Wright Theater, an acoustically designed space on the fifth floor of the UB Student Center. The diversified programming spans the arts from Bach to storytelling, from dramatic to integrated performance.

Artscape returns to the campus July 19-21 with another sound journey with High Zero Foundation's Worlds in Collusion. Tentative schedule below. Check Artscape's site for programming updates and musician descriptions.

Friday, July 19

  • 12 Eachothers
  • 1pm Layne Garrett
  • 2 Jaimie Branch
  • 3 xlilo
  • 4 TBD
  • 5 J Graf
  • 6 Baltimore Bap Society
  • 7 Wham City Comedy Tour

Saturday, July 20

  • 12 Poet Adam Robinson
  • 1 Frontier Dentists
  • 2 Mike Tamburo
  • 3 Rhas Chris
  • 4 Lizz King and Gerry Mak
  • 5 Anita Silvraman
  • 6 Dan Conrad and Gary Rouzer
  • 7 Styles

Sunday, July 21

  • 12 The Volunteers Collection
  • 1pm Husbands
  • 2 Mole Suit Choir
  • 3 Umbilicus
  • 4 Driven Women
  • 5 Bloody Dannie
  • 6 Divisio
  • 7pm Matmos


Armagh Project 2013

Theater Events Coordinator and adjunct Kimberley Lynne will teach a playwriting residency in Armagh, Northern Ireland (IDIS301) with UB writers and EVP alums Chloe McDaniel and Christopher Warman and two other American students. The short plays developed over the month-long residency will be performed at international writing festival the John Hewitt Summer School on Wednesday 24 July at 19:00 Armagh time. We hope to webstream that performance, but American audiences will also be able to view the UB student plays in the Reflections and Echoes performance in the fall. Follow the students' progress via the Armagh Project 2013 blog.


Fall 2013/Spring2014 at Spotlight UB

Spotlight UB programming is still evolving, but here's the latest update:

  • Aspen String Trio, October 8
  • Reflections and Echoes, October 16
  • Lafayette Gilchrist, October 19
  • Shadow of a Gunman, November
  • Monument Trio, February 7, 2014
  • African American Arts Festival, February
  • Red Door Concert II, late February
  • Aspen String Trio, March 11

 

Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SpotlightUB.

Purchase tickets to events at the UB Student Center's Wright Theater via www.etix.com; search under "University of Baltimore." As with all online ticketing services, etix charges a minimal processing fee. Tickets are also available one hour before the show at the door. Tickets to all Spotlight events are $5 for UB alumni.

All events are held in the Wright Theater on the fifth floor of the UB Student Center, 21 W. Mt. Royal Ave. (at the corner of Maryland and Mt. Royal avenues).

Learn about parking for Spotlight UB events.

If any audience members require an event to be interpreted for the deaf, please e-mail spotlightub@ubalt.edu with your request. Requests can only be honored at two weeks prior to performance.

Want to talk about art? Visit the video blog !?Y-Art?!, featuring many Spotlight UB artists at mysuperartfriends.blogspot.com.