The Clarice’s ‘Home’ is an intimate depiction of community, identity
The play's message represents the experience of many people around the world who have been displaced or “unfairly ripped from their roots.”
Maryland Opera Studio brings wacky antics, big laughs in ‘La Finta Giardiniera’
The opera, performed by masters and doctoral students in The University of Maryland School of Music’s Maryland Opera Studio, premiered Saturday night.
The Clarice’s Fall Big Band Showcase spotlights student jazz talent
The University Jazz Band, Jazz Lab Band, and Jazz Ensemble played music inspired by the legendary Count Basie at the joint concert.
Nyumburu’s Juke Joint open mic celebrates community pride through the arts
To celebrate the University of Maryland’s 2025 Homecoming, Juke Joint encourages students and local community members of color to showcase multidisciplinary talents.
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra blends past, present to celebrate Clarice’s 25th anniversary
The performance, covering a landscape of musical works, connects the audience to the arts in a meaningful way.
‘She Loves Me’ musical brings rom-com shenanigans to The Clarice
The musical, which premiered on Saturday, follows two rivaling coworkers who have unknowingly fallen in love with each other.
Embrace your inner theater kid with these Halloween musicals
For Broadway lovers and casual fans alike, these musicals are sure to put you in the spooky sprit.
New Hornbake Library exhibit honors Sesame Street’s cultural pioneering
A quaint corner of archives features documents, puppets and photographs to celebrate the groundbreaking phenomenon of Sesame Street.
NPR’s Peter Sagal talks future of the humanities at The Clarice
The event served as a formal launch of the arts and humanities college’s new five-year strategic plan.
It’s time to embrace movie to musical adaptations
Musicals haven’t become unoriginal just because movie adaptations are taking over.