Interdisciplinary artist explores identity through technology and dance
A visiting artist performed a dance performance that tackled issues of race using technology.
Honest performances bring ‘Queens of Sheba’ alive at The Clarice
The 2017 play with a cult following in the United Kingdom made its debut at the University of Maryland.
‘Food for the Gods’ examines racial violence through an immersive theater experience
The immersive theater act, written and directed by Brooklyn-based creative Nehprii Amenii, incorporates several art forms to engage audiences.
UMD concert promotes hope, unity after surge of violence in Israel and Palestine
The concert aimed to spread messages of unity and hope amid the recent violence in Israel and Palestine.
‘The Prom’ showcases queer pride at Clarice premiere
The performance of The Prom at The Clarice celebrated queer identity and took the audience on an emotional journey of acceptance.
Student comedic talent shines at ‘Maryland Night Live’
The production showcased a wide variety of Terp-centric comedic and musical talent.
Saxophonist Walter Smith III showcases new album at the Clarice
Smith is a chair of the woodwind department at the Berklee College of Music and has performed all over the world.
Clarice hosts Grammy Award winning Third Coast Percussion and flutist duo Flutronix
The two acts teamed up to perform their co-composed piece "Rubix".
UMD jazz bands perform in the Spring Big Band showcase
The performance was part one in a two-part series that continued on Wednesday.
The Clarice’s BlackLight Summit holds space for risk and rage to reach rejuvenation
The summit invited artists to unpack complex feelings through movement and discussion.