Center for the Performing Arts

Center for the Performing Arts

A woman smiles while she stands with her left arm wrapped around her waist.

Grammy Awards recognize artists presented by the Center for the Performing Arts

Dancers wearing casual clothing are shown in various states of gesticulation.

BodyTraffic, a Los Angeles dance company, to make Penn State premiere Jan. 26

Sweet Charity

Penn State Centre Stage presents 'Sweet Charity'

Tony Costa

College of Arts and Architecture honors faculty and staff

Lea Asbell-Swanger and Dave Will

College of Arts and Architecture faculty, staff honored at national conference

Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn

Fleck, Washburn to donate proceeds from concert merchandise sales to THON

Musician Abigail Washburn sits on a stool with her banjo in hand.

Abigail Washburn to collaborate with Penn State Asian Classical Music Club

Members of Debussy String Quartet perform while a Circa acrobat dangles from the ceiling in between them in Circa "Opus."

Circa, Debussy String Quartet bring movement to Shostakovich’s music in ‘Opus’

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Bleed Blue blood drive set for Oct. 12 at Eisenhower Auditorium

Clifford the Big Red Dog and his three friends dance on stage in front of a drawing of a neighborhood.

‘Clifford the Big Red Dog Live!’ to share big ideas Oct. 18 at Eisenhower

Ragamala Dance Company co-founder Aparna Ramaswamy dances in front of the production's jazz musicians.

Born in India and nurtured on two continents, Ragamala bears fruit in Midwest

Members of The Knights chamber orchestra make funny faces for the photographer.

The Knights to perform ‘Music from the Great War Era’ Oct. 1

Alfredo Rodríguez stands in front of a piano.

Alfredo Rodríguez Trio to fill State Theatre with Cuban-infused jazz Sept. 24

Ragamala Dance Company co-founder Aparna Ramaswamy curls her hands in the tradition of classical South Indian dance.

Ragamala Dance Company to perform ‘Song of the Jasmine’ with live music Sept. 22

Aaron Dworkin

Aaron Dworkin: Classical music is ‘critically valuable’ to young people

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