Upcoming Events
A Night at the Conservatory
Festival Showcase
Saturday, January 17 at 7:30PM | Armstrong Concert Hall
ShenCoLAB kicks off the spring semester with an exciting twist on our most anticipated event of the year! Don’t miss the culminating ShenCoLAB: A Night at the Conservatory Festival Showcase, a vibrant celebration of 24 hours of nonstop creativity, collaboration and discovery by our conservatory students. Watch as groups of participants transform bold ideas into dynamic projects inspired by community-generated thematic prompts. This one-night-only event is your chance to witness an exhilarating explosion of collective imagination.
Friday, January 30 at 7PM
Collage Concert
Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre
The Collage Concert shines a spotlight on the music of acclaimed guest composer Viet Cuong with a program featuring an exciting array of faculty and student performances.
February 6–8
Reflections: Invited Choreographers Showcase
Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre
Three renowned guest choreographers — Dana Tai Soon Burgess, Brandi Coleman and Doug Varone — join the Dance Ensemble to present a captivating program of movement that transcends time and stirs the soul.
Tuesday, February 10 at 7:30PM
Collaborative Arts: Voice & Piano
Goodson Chapel – Recital Hall
Renowned soprano Kayleen Sánchez teams up with acclaimed pianist and composer Paul Sánchez to join Shenandoah Conservatory’s faculty and students in a uniquely intimate exploration of art song.
February 12–14
Actors From The London Stage
Glaize Studio Theatre
Witness Shakespeare’s As You Like It by one of the oldest and most respected touring Shakespeare companies in the world. Five actors. One stage. Endless imagination.
Saturday, February 14 at 7:30PM
Studio Big Band
Armstrong Concert Hall
Fall in love with the music all over again as the Studio Big Band celebrates the timeless power of love and melody.
Sunday, February 15 at 2:30PM
Anton Nel
Armstrong Concert Hall
Beloved by our faculty and audiences for his expressive brilliance and elegant command of the keyboard, internationally acclaimed pianist Anton Nel returns for an unforgettable recital that showcases his poetic touch, vast range and deep musical insight.
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