Rockapella
September 4th, 2008 at 8:00 pm - The undisputed kings of contemporary pop a cappella, the sound of this five-man powerhouse is an inf Learn More...
Gleb Ivanov, pianist
September 11th, 2008 at 8:00 pm - Twenty-five year old Russian pianist Gleb Ivanov is “eerily like the ghost of Horowitz…His talent is Learn More...
Music in the Air VI
September 14th, 2008 at 5:00 pm - Bells and more will ring from the tower of Tillman Hall as university carillonneur Linda Dzuris pres Learn More...
Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway
September 16th, 2008 at 8:00 pm - 100 Years of Broadway is a revue featuring five of Broadway’s finest singers accompanied by an all-s Learn More...
The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley
September 26th, 2008 at 7:00 pm - Ten year old Stanley Lambchop makes it cool to be flat! Although an unfortunate encounter with a bu Learn More...
PERFORMING ARTS GRADS HEADED TO
WORK AND GRADUATE SCHOOL
Fourteen senior performing arts majors graduated recently from Clemson University and a number of them have accepted full-time positions or internships across the country, while others are headed to graduate schools as far away as San Diego, Calif, or as close as Rock Hill, S.C.
Among the seniors headed to graduate school are music concentrators Mike Geib,
Andrew Flandry, and Deborah Threadgill. In the fall, Geib will attend Florida State University to study bass performance, Flandry will begin his medical studies at the Medical University of South Carolina, and Threadgill will study music education at Winthrop University.
Mike East, a theatre concentration student, is moving out west to pursue a graduate degree in theatre technology at the San Diego State University. Other graduating theatre students have accepted positions at various production and theatre companies. Still others will be busy this summer working at the Spoleto Festival USA in Charleston, S.C.
Jeff Human and Claire Plavich—both theatre concentrators—will begin their duties at Bard College in Upstate New York this fall, while John Breitmeier will remain in Tiger Town for one more year and will serve as the production intern at the Brook Center. Chris Bellinger will intern for nine months with the Orlando Shakespeare Festival, and Zach Broyles has accepted the position of technical director at Shannon Forest Presbyterian Church in Greenville, S.C.
“We are all proud of these students and impressed with their academic and professional accomplishments,” said Rick Goodstein, chair of the Department of Performing Arts. “They will be sorely missed and we look forward to their continued success.”
