Fusing traditional Mexican folk music and Mestizo folklore, "ROJA" is a new twist on the Little Red Riding Hood story.
“ROJA,” a musical and Latine adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood co-created by Department of Theatre and Dance faculty member Tommy Newman, will be presented at the National Alliance for Musical Theatre’s (NAMT) 37th annual Festival of New Musicals in New York City.
Fusing traditional Mexican folk music and Mestizo folklore, “ROJA,” with book, music,…
Artists-in-residence Angel Fernandez and Winter Rusiloski create work that engages with land use and the existing landscape.
Troy University’s International Arts Center (IAC) and Department of Art & Design have partnered with the Alabama Contemporary Arts Center’s (ACAC) “Museum Without Walls” program to host artists-in-residence Winter Rusiloski and Angel Fernandez, who have installed a temporary public artwork at 204 E Walnut St as a preview of their September exhibition at the Huo…
Studio 207, a multi-media design company owned by four TROY art and design graduates, has rebranded Downtown Troy to include redesigned logos, updated colors and a refreshed social media presence.
Launched on Tuesday, August 19, through social media announcing the changes, the new logo for Downtown Troy features an illustration of the water tower overlooking…
The third season of "InChoir" will have seven episodes that will air weekly.
“InChoir,” a podcast that promotes conversations about choral music, the arts and life, will launch its third season on September 4.
A collaboration between TROY’s College of Arts & Humanities and TROY Public Radio, the podcast is co-hosted by Dr. Diane Orlofsky, TROY Professor Emerita of Music and Music Education and Graduate Coordinator/Advisor for Music Education, and…