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The Media + Emerging Technology Lab is supported by faculty and staff from the UNCSA School of Filmmaking.

Slip off your sunglasses and find your groove as "Almost Famous," the raucous musical based on the cult classic film, arrives at UNCSA. Set in the vibrant world of 1970s rock and roll, follow young journalist William Miller as he lands a Rolling Stone assignment and tours with a rising band - discovering the chaos, camaraderie and thrill of life on the road.

The UNCSA School of Music welcomes legendary pianist Boris Berman as part of the Piano Fridays series. A longtime faculty member at Yale University, Berman has had a distinguished career as a soloist, performing with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Gewandhaus Orchestra and the Philharmonia Orchestra, as well as in recitals and with some of the world's leading instrumentalists. He has recorded the complete Prokofiev and Scriabin sonatas and is recognized as a leading authority on Prokofiev's piano music. For his UNCSA appearance, Berman will perform four sonatas by Mozart.

Bold, brilliant and built to resonate -- join the horn ensemble for a dynamic program that showcases the full range of the instrument. Featuring works in a variety of styles and ensemble sizes, the recital moves from intimate chamber pieces to full ensemble performances. Each selection highlights the horn's rich color and power. The horn ensemble is led by Maria Serkin.

See the next generation of choreographers before the world knows their names. This showcase centers students as they step into their creative voice, featuring original works created by fourth-year contemporary students for their peers. The program delivers unique perspectives shaped by personal experience and artistic influence.

Hear rising pianists take on some of the most beloved and demanding works in the repertoire during a dynamic studio performance. The program features selections by Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, Frédéric Chopin, Claude Debussy and more -- showcasing technical command, stylistic range and artistic voice. The piano studio is helmed by Dmitri Vorobiev and Dmitri Shteinberg.

Transport yourself to a world where gods meddle, mortals scheme and nothing remains the same. Classic Greek and Roman myths come alive -- packed with violent transformations, fiery love and retribution that spares no one -- in Ted Hughes' translation of Roman poet Ovid's "Metamorphoses." Directed by alumnus Jeremy Skidmore (B.F.A. Drama '00), this production pulses with energy, imagination and emotion. See ambition, jealousy, and vengeance play out on a stage where choices have enduring consequences and the boundary between human and divine constantly shifts. Skidmore returns to UNCSA as an alumni director with support from the Thomas S. Kenan Institute for the Arts.
Leadership
The Media + Emerging Technology Lab is supported by faculty and staff from the UNCSA School of Filmmaking.