Graduate Exhibition 1
Lui Alan Lai, a master's student in piano performance and pedagogy, performs at the State Theatre as part of the 25th annual Graduate Exhibition, a showcase of musical and theatrical performances, cutting-edge research and visual arts presented by Penn State's graduate students. The exhibition continues on Sunday, when nearly 250 graduate students will present their research in the Alumni and Heritage Halls at the HUB-Robeson Center and 11 students, for whom creating studio work is a required part of their degree program, will present their art in the HUB Gallery. All students will be speaking about their scholarly work in terms familiar to a general audience.
Graduate Exhibition 2
Graduate student Hyun Joo Park performs Liszt's "Transcendental Etude No. 4 in D minor" at the State Theatre during Penn State's 25th annual Graduate Exhibition.
Graduate Exhibition 3
Slaveiko Savov, a native of Sofia, Bulgaria, is pursuing a professional performance certificate at Penn State. He performed a contemporary Bulgarian piece on double bass during the 2010 Graduate Exhibition.
Graduate Exhibition 4
Nick Reynolds, a graduate student in theatre, played the role of Gately from James McLure's "Private Wars" at the State Theatre on March 26 during Penn State's Graduate Exhibition.
Graduate Exhibition 5
Andrew Simpson, a cello student studying under Kim Cook, took third place in the performance option during Penn State's 25th annual Graduate Exhibition. Simpson performed "Concert Polonaise No. 2 Op. 28" by Czech composer David Popper.
Graduate Exhibition 6
During the performance option of Penn State's Graduate Exhibition, MFA candidates in acting present a portion of the showcase they will use in their professional auditions. Here, Amir Abdullah performs as Malcolm in Nathan Louis Jackson's "Brokeology" at the State Theatre on March 26.
Graduate Exhibition 7
David Smith, who is finishing his master's in trumpet performance at Penn State, took second place in the performance option of Penn State's 2010 Graduate Exhibition. He performed a Baroque piece called the Tartini Trumpet Concerto.
Graduate Exhibition 8
During the performance option of Penn State's Graduate Exhibition, MFA acting candidates present a portion of the showcase they will use in their professional auditions. Here, Robert Henry performs as Don Armado in Shakespeare's "Love's Labours Lost," at the State Theatre on March 26.
Graduate Exhibition 9
Joseph Barone, a Penn State MFA candidate in acting, performs as Agate in Clifford Odet's "Waiting for Lefty" at the State Theatre, Friday, March 26. His performance was part of Penn State's 25th annual Graduate Exhibition.
Graduate Exhibition 10
Henry C. "Hank" Foley, Penn State vice president for research and dean of the Graduate School, congratulates Ying Zhao for taking first place in the performance option of the University's 25th annual Graduate Exhibition. Zhao performed "Ondine," a movement from Ravel's "Gaspard de la Nuit," on piano. The performance portion of the Graduate Exhibition was held at the State Theatre on Friday, March 26.
Sunday, December 8, 2019
