College of Fine Arts and Production

'The Misanthrope' modernizes Molière’s classic

It's a tale of truth, hypocrisy and humor. It's Molière’s "The Misanthrope." As Ethington Theatre wraps up another memorable season, audiences are afforded one last […]

Haas selected to perform at 2021 Clarinet Fest

Adjunct clarinet professor Tim Haas and former GCU oboe professor Dr. Rachel Messing were selected to perform at the 2020 Clarinet Fest before it was […]

Dance alumna returns to campus for residency

Students in GCU's Dance Department hear some of the success stories that have come out of the program, and last week they got to work […]

National film award inspired by late mom's example

When Michael Burnett lost his mother in 2019 to breast cancer, he had no idea the full extent to which her teachings and wisdom would […]

'Henry V' features swords, a noble man ... and God

Ethington Theatre's production of Shakespeare's "Henry V" features epic sword fighting, stunning costumes and a tale of a king's growth as a person. The play, […]

Fine Arts instructor again shares her singing talents

Dr. Rachel Velarde made her return to singing last weekend at the Cal-Western Regional Conference of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. In her […]

Fearey’s Christmas album brightens holiday spirit

For years, the College of Fine Arts and Production's Mark Fearey contemplated putting together an album showcasing his piano abilities, and at long last Fearey's […]

Students to bring 'It’s a Wonderful Life' to radio

Christmas traditions will look different for many people this year, and the same can be said for the members of the College of Fine Arts […]

At age 71, long-awaited degree is music to her ears

If you have a goal, then work to reach it. That is what Peggy Shively did when she decided to go back to college after […]