Shannon Thomason
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The UAB Department of Music welcomes new faculty Brian Kittredge, Won Cho, James Zingara and collaborative pianist Kseniia Polstiankina.
Each Friday Theatre UAB students hit the road to perform traveling shows in the community, teaching and learning at the same time.
Local quilters will create an “Our Alabama Stories” community quilt during the Gee’s Bend quilters’ residency on the UAB campus.
Russian pianist Gleb Ivanov will take to the Alys Stephens Center stage Nov. 3 for a program of Haydn, Schubert and Rachmaninoff.
UAB’s Alys Stephens Center presents Homecoming comedy, rising young talent, the World on Stage Festival, jazz café and more in November.
Percussion, jazz, opera, computer music and gospel are just a few of the offerings UAB Music will present in November.
Get hilarious for Homecoming 2011 when UAB Student Life and Alys Stephens Center present Ross Mathews, aka Ross the Intern, Tuesday, Nov. 1.
Alabama Ballet celebrates 30 years with a special engagement with UAB’s Alys Stephens Center, “Ovation,” Oct. 29-30.
UAB’s Alys Stephens Center kicks off ASC Jazz Café series with jazz, R&B, gospel “variety show” by Eric Essix & 5 Men on a Stool Oct. 27.
UAB's Discussion Book Dialogues continues Oct. 20.