News: Performing Arts Center

Andreas Kern and Paul Cibis look at each other from across a grand piano
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Two pianists battle it out, and ultimately the audience decides who wins!

The UNLV Jazz Ensemble I performs on stage
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Fundraising concert to feature Clint Holmes.

Sons of Serendip
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Serendipity brought them together at Boston University and brought them back together to audition for Season 9 of 'America's Got Talent.'

Several portaits, including Lance Burton, Matthew Gray Gubler, and Willie Harris
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Carol Channing and the late Debbie Reynolds to receive the Koep Dean's Medal. George Grove to be recognized as Alumnus of the Year.

Nevada Conservatory Theatre (NCT) presents Mary Zimmerman's Metamorphoses Feb. 17-March 5 in the Black Box Theatre. Michael Lugering directs.  Photos by Josh Hawkins/UNLV Creative Services
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Nevada Conservatory Theater of 'Metamorphoses' subtly mixes ancient stories of pathos and tragedy with contemporary language, humor, and thought. In a series of vignettes. The production runs through March 5.

Nancy J. Uscher
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New College of Fine Arts dean says the creative work of faculty members can inspire students and help UNLV find its way into the Top Tier.

Gary Fowler holds microphone and sings
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The concert includes special guests Kenny Rampton, Marlena Shaw, Don Cunningham, and many more.

Simply Three
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Simply Three mixes the pure sounds of violin, cello, and bass with melodies from popular music.

David Russell
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Russell's provocative lyrical performances leave audiences inspired and awestruck.

Weiwei Le
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UNLV School of Music faculty perform music by Liszt, Bartok, Kodaly, and Brahms as part of the Chamber Music Series.

Several posters from the NCT season
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Directed by Michael Lugering, the production will be staged in the Black Box Theatre.

Atul Gawande
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Doctor, author, and top 100 "influential thinker," Gawande will discuss advances in healthcare; tickets are free.