College of Arts and Media

Season Opener for Ethington Theatre Proves Worthy of Much Ado

The Shakespearean comedy, given a Western reinterpretation, features the best actors in the College of Fine Arts and Production, how-did-he-do-that scenery by Bill Symington and […]

Ethington Saddles Up for New Season With ‘Much Ado About Nothing’

GCU's theatre program was revived in the fall of 2010 after a hiatus, and last year’s series, which opened with “You Can’t Take It With […]

Let There Be (More) Music: COFAP Adds Band Program

By Doug Carroll GCU News Bureau To the long list of things already named Herd at GCU, you can add one that will be Heard. […]

That’s (Free) Entertainment: Concert, Comedy End Year With a Bang

The Music Department's annual awards concert presented three of GCU’s choirs plus five soloists and was followed by a raucous set of improvisational comedy at […]

Day 1: GCU Commencement Blog

Read about the Class of 2012 and commencement ceremonies Thursday from GCU Arena in our blog, compiled by Doug Carroll, Michael Ferraresi and Bob Romantic […]

Spring Dance Concert Explores Range of Movement, Emotion

The College of Fine Arts and Production’s concert, titled “@,” included 10 dance pieces -- three by GCU students. Others were choreographed by GCU dance […]

Student Worker of Month: Fair a Fixture at Ethington Theatre

By Bob Romantic GCU News Bureau Rebecca Fair is the first face visitors see when they visit Ethington Theatre – even when maybe she’s not […]

With ‘Elijah,’ Hernandez Brings Out Music Program's Best

Other choral directors might back away from such a challenge, but Assistant Dean Juan Hernandez saw opportunity instead of obstacles, and “Elijah” is now the […]

Spring Dance Concert to Blend Array of Choreographers, Performers

Ten dance pieces are scheduled to be performed, including three involving GCU students. Dance program artist-in-residence Keith Williams choreographed the final piece, titled “Sweet in […]