UI music program hits a high note
The October 2017 issue of “In Tune Monthly – The Young Musician’s Textbook” honored the Lionel Hampton School of Music. The magazine — directed at high school aged performers and […]
Tag: arts
Women’s voices take the stage — Staged reading to support endowment for UI playwriting students
The University of Idaho Theatre Arts Department is presenting a staged reading of Micki Panttaja’s “Conversations of My Mothers” at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Hartung Theater. “Conversations of […]
Cashing in on nap time — UI’s Theatre Department revamps “Sleepy: A Musical”
The University of Idaho Theatre Department presents “Sleepy: A Musical,” a tale that accentuates the unceasing battle against an oppressive system. UI’s annual One-Act Play Festival will feature the […]
Playing make believe — “Wendy and Peter” brings play to the theater
The University of Idaho Theatre Department’s “Wendy and Peter: Into Neverland” is filled with playfulness and child-like creativity. With bedsheets and cardboard, directors Christina Holaday and Keely Ogden-Wright imbue the […]
For the love of performing — UI senior reflects on lessons learned as a dance major
Lisa Nikssarian, a senior in the dance program at the University of Idaho, transferred from California and has since advanced her knowledge and passion for dance in Moscow. Nikssarian said […]
Coming together with clay — ArtAbility offers adults with disabilities expression through art.
Two artAbility spring workshops will be held from 12-4 p.m. Feb. 11 and Feb. 25. ArtAbility is a Center on Disabilities and Human Development (CDHD) student-led program for adults with […]
Nourishing Moscow with music — Sensing the arts through classical music, oil paintings and wines
The Exposition of Aaron Torres and Jan Fontecchio took place at All Souls Christian Church Thursday night. This event was presented by the Online Music Guild, Keeney Bros. Music and […]
A&E – Mailbox
On Sep. 9 and 10, the Lionel Hampton School of Music hosted the Montana/Idaho Clarinet Festival. The clarinet studio was delighted to learn that The Argonaut wanted to do a […]
Frighteningly unoriginal – An unoriginal plot holds back a fairly entertaining reboot
In 1999, terrifying footage found in a woodland area outside of Burkittsville, Maryland, shook the world.
Pulling a production together – A play’s journey from script to stage varies based on the type of production and story being told
Matt Foss, associate professor of theater, stood at the helm of the Hartung Theatre on Tuesday night and addressed the cast of the upcoming theater production, “Medea.” It was the […]