College of Fine Arts

UNM Department of Theatre and Dance Master of Fine Arts in dramatic writing student Christina Hjelm received the KCACTF Latino Playwriting Award for her play, "Casualties of Dreams and Sand." The award is part of the Kennedy Center American College ...

The University of New Mexico's Department of Theatre and Dance announced the line-up for the 12th annual Words Afire! Festival of New Plays: a series of new works written by Master of Fine Arts students in UNM's award-winning dramatic writing program. ...

UNM's Department of Theatre and Dance presents "NOVA," featuring the choreography of the UNM dance faculty, Friday, Feb. 24-Sunday, March 4.Assistant Professor Vladimir Conde Reche is artistic director of this concert, which features students in UNM's ...

The film industry has exploded in New Mexico, and the use of digital media has expanded in research, education, business and entertainment. The University of New Mexico's Interdisciplinary Film & Digital Media Program is training the next generation of ...

The Department of Theatre and Dance announced the line-up for the 11th Annual Words Afire Festival of New Plays: a series of new works written by Master of Fine Arts students in UNM's award-winning dramatic writing program. The festival runs Thursday, ...

Brian Herrera said he loves teaching theater undergraduates – students who are passionate about performance and production and are usually only taking theater history to fill a requirement – and helping them discover how what they learn in class can be ...

The UNM Art Museum presents "A Reader's Theatre: Pieces of Cake" in conjunction with the exhibition "Under the Skin of New Mexico: The Art of Cady Wells, 1933-53" on Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 5:30 p.m. UPDATE, 2/8: "Pieces of Cake" has been rescheduled to ...

Students, faculty and staff from the Department of Theatre and Dance became ambassadors to the world when they carried their production of Mac Wellman's "Dracula" to the Asia Theatre Education Centre International Theatre Festival in ...

When William Shakespeare wrote, "All the world's a stage," he couldn't have had a moving train in mind, but that's exactly where scenes from his plays will appear this summer.Students from UNM's College of Fine Arts teamed up with the New Mexico Rail ...