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PCAC: This is where you’ll find true passion for the arts. Where the creativity takes place. Music and theatre and dance, art and art history — it all happens here, in UNH’s center for the fine and performing arts. Here is where you’ll take in musical performances, view magnificent artwork done by students and faculty and attend plays and musicals and dance concerts. Where you’ll take classes and do studio work. Hear lectures by visiting artists. Visit the university art museum. Be inspired.
The Paul Creative Arts Center is home to a student community built around creativity. For performers and audience members, majors and non-majors, here is where you’ll take your first drawing class, join a chorale group or dance on stage.
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The UNH department of theatre and dance offers students more than 25 performance opportunities each year – and the spring dance concert is one of our favorites. Watch the student ballet company shine and the student aerial company fly.
The Cultural Stages program is one of those life-changing experiences, bringing globally-minded playwriting to life on UNH’s stages. And for the theater students who get to perform these groundbreaking works, they’re a launching pad to explore cultures different from their own.
For Maria Rollinson ’21, being an art student at UNH means inspiration – from working with talented peers to spending a semester immersing herself in Boston’s art and culture.
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From the symphony orchestra to the Wildcat Marching Band, the concert choir and more, there’s a lot of music being made here
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Theatre productions as varied as “Shrek the Musical” and “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson,” the rock musical that preceded “Hamilton,” have been performed on the stages of the PCAC
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The Museum of Art boasts a collection of more than 200 paintings including Boston expressionists Hyman Bloom and Karl Zerbe and New Hampshire’s John Hatch
Where to next?
Kingsbury Hall, home to the UNH College of Engineering and Physical Sciences.
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