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The free concerts, which celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, are Sept. 28-29 at 7 p.m. at Rudder Auditorium.

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“Reality Check” is a student-led devised theatre production directed by Kate Bertagnoli that explores the relationship between music and technology and how that influences connections with others.

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The Theatre program presents an evening of new short plays designed, performed and produced entirely by Texas A&M students, all made from start to finish over 24 hours.

Twenty-four students learned how to create a production and paint digitally with guidance from faculty in the Theatre and Visualization programs.

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The College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts will celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary with two free concert events featuring “Fort Sam’s Own” 323d Army Band from Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. The band will collaborate with Music, Theatre and Visualization students for the performances at Rudder Auditorium.

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The Adair awards, given by the Department of Student Activities in the Division of Student Affairs, honor exemplary student organizations and advisors.

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The Houston native is set to graduate Friday with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre.

A portrait of actor Thomas Sadoski.

The event featuring Sadoski, who grew up in College Station, is part of Lovett’s Hagler Fellow residency.