UMD Korean Percussion Ensemble brings strong beats, rock energy to The Clarice
The ensemble of beginner students performed alongside traditional Korean percussion troupe Washington Samulnori and jazz group Great Circle.
Maryland Opera Studio modernizes ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’ in new production
Even more than four centuries after Shakespeare’s original conception of the play, its empowering material still feels fresh.
‘Counterpoint’ fuses jazz, classical music through tap and piano
Tao and Teicher have collaborated for more than a decade, first gaining notoriety as a pair with their 2019 composition 'More Forever.'
Margaret Leng Tan redefines the piano with daring, untraditional concert
Rather than adhering to classical music, Leng Tan challenges her audience to embrace the unexpected.
The Clarice’s ‘Cuckoo’ uses iconic rice cookers to tell South Korea’s story
The Clarice presents a meditative performance on imperialism and capitalism’s effects on South Korea using rice cookers.
‘Deepe Darknesse’ challenges contemporary dance expectations
Experimentation and the surreal provide the groundwork for 'Deepe Darknesse' — a theater-dance hybrid rebelling against contemporary norms.
‘Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World’ challenges culture of media consumption
The show characterizes the internet through onstage projections in a performance that blends lecture, comedy and theater.
‘BLKDOG’ at The Clarice examines trauma through contemporary dance
British hip hop dance company Far From the Norm’s award-winning show centers around forms of trauma faced by youth.
‘Are We At War Yet?’ narrates the turmoil of war
The play, which ran from April 19 to 26, highlighted the psychological effects propaganda has on individuals and families.
‘Call Me Dancer’ showcases the struggles and accomplishments of an aspiring dancer
The film's director and editor visited The Clarice for a screening of 'Call Me Dancer,' a film about an Indian boy's journey in the dance world.