Events

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    VMPC Speaker Series: Victoria Snaith on Immersive Theatre

    Please join us for the Visual, Material and Performance Cultures Speaker Series on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at 5 p.m. in Room 255 of the LAAH building (Liberal Arts building, second floor) for an in-person conversation with Victoria Snaith of Dread Falls Theatre (London, UK).

    Victoria will discuss the immersive theatre approaches used by Dread Falls Theatre. This London-based company creates magical and imaginative worlds for adults and children by combining puppetry, physical storytelling and unusual spaces.

    The event is free and open to anyone interested in theatre.

    The company’s new show, “Patient 4620,” opens at the LAAH Black Box Theatre on Oct. 2.

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    Joel McCrary
    Joel McCrary Improv Workshop

    Black Box Theater, LAAH.

    Build better stories and strengthen improv skills with LA-based veteran actor and improv comedian Joel McCrary.

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    'Patient 4620' by Dread Falls Theatre

    Oct. 2-6 at LAAH Black Box Theater. Free.

    A once famous artist, admitted to the Raventhorne Institution and then never heard from again. An eerie journey into a missing artist’s mind.

    A blend of immersive theatre, auditory storytelling and art installation for intimate audiences produces a rich, sensory, 45-minute experience that won’t easily be forgotten.

    There will be five free performances each night: 5, 6, 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. Reserve a spot with the ticket link.

    Free ticket registration
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    Texas A&M Trombone Choir

    The Texas A&M University Trombone Choir performs at A&M United Methodist Church, 417 University Drive.

    The choir is a student organization that performs a blend of classical, jazz and rock each semester at local and regional events. David Wilborn, associate professor of music in Texas A&M’s School of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts, created the Trombone Choir in 2014.

    Trombone Choir Facebook page
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    'Aberrant Creativity: An Art Exhibition on Human-Computer Co-creativity'

    Nov. 14-Dec. 15 at The Arts Council of Brazos Valley, 4180 Texas 6 Frontage Road. Free.

    A juried international art exhibition open to artists using machines as creative partners. This can include, but is not limited to, original works that incorporate Al algorithms, machine learning and other forms of technology as integral components in the creative process.

    Aberrant Creativity