College of Arts and Media

Choral Production of ‘Elijah’ to Include Alumna Amber Wagner

The soprano, a 2006 graduate of GCU, will be a soloist in Mendelssohn’s “Elijah” on Tuesday night at First Southern Baptist Church, and admission is […]

Ethington Season Goes Out Dancing With Rousing ‘Boy Friend’

The slick choreography of consultant Lynette Kidman Nunez is of Broadway quality, made all the more incredible by the fact that most of the 25 […]

Musical ‘The Boy Friend’ Brings Together Different Talents of Students

Senior Christina Cullers and sophomore Jake Swanson get outside their respective comfort zones in the season's final production at Ethington Theatre, which features about a […]

Russian Play 'The Cherry Orchard' to Highlight Ethington Theatre Series for 2012-13

Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing," Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" and Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore" also are part of the new season, which will involve […]

Digital Film Program Thriving, Growing With Abundance of Opportunity

Some students complete as many as 18 projects in a semester, ranging from shorts to professional-grade or feature-length videos. Some also are exploring storytelling through […]

GCU Choirs Make Broadway Favorites Sound Fantastic in Concert

To conclude a choral concert, there’s nothing quite like the sonic power of the 74-member Canyon Chorale, which sang from hit shows such as “The […]

Guest Artist to Teach Dunham Dance Technique on Campus

Keith Williams, well-versed in the modern dance style pioneered by the legendary Katherine Dunham, will teach and lecture on campus during the coming week. Williams […]

Sold Out! Ethington Shows Have Become One Tough Ticket

The campus theatre is cultivating a new audience and reclaiming its place as a force on the metro Phoenix arts scene, less than two years […]

Unique ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ a Stroke of Genius

The Shakespearean play revolves around the confusing and often zany romantic antics of four characters: Lysander (Jake Swanson), Demetrius (Drew Swaine), Hermia (Elizabeth Pabst) and […]