11 members of Voctave pose as a group

The group, performing at the PAC, will showcase voices from diverse musical backgrounds and experiences, including contemporary Christian, musical theatre, barbershop, and more!

jazz vocalists performing on stage

The premier jazz vocal ensemble will sing holiday hits from Frank Sinatra, Elvis, Celine Dion, and other Vegas legends.

three costumed characters from the Merry Wives of Windsor

Performances continue Dec. 12-14 in the Black Box Theatre.

UNLV XMAS

This month’s frosty headlines and highlights from the students and faculty of UNLV.

a woman and two men standing in front of a Film Department poster

Student hosts screen the films at The Beverly Theater and share their observations in the UNLV podcast studio.

violinist playing in silhouette

The institute will create a nurturing and immersive environment for faculty and guest artists to work intimately with the selected duos and string ensembles. 

group photo of orchestra members in formal attire

The jazz studies program has won more than 40 DownBeat Student Music Awards, considered the highest honor in jazz education, since 2011.

In this drawing, two women look towards the viewer, while in the background, a man with antlers looks at them.

Uproarious, gut-busting, and deliciously ridiculous, The Merry Wives of Windsor is Shakespeare’s sit-com.

Taras Krysa, on a podium with his hands and baton raised, conducts the full UNLV Symphony Orchestra (performers and instruements are displayed in the image).

Highlighting the program is the Nevada premiere of Rhapsody in Red, White & Blue, a new work by acclaimed composer Peter Boyer. 

wind orchestra on the stage

Lineup of world-class talent includes Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Eric Marienthal, Mitchel Forman on piano, Kevin Axt on bass, and Bernie Dresel on drums.

students in auditorium watching a film

The conversation will feature an exclusive behind-the-scenes introduction to the plan for Warner Bros. Studios Nevada.

artistic rendering of three individuals

This double bill of sister-themed one-act operas is conducted by Darryl Cooper.