Visit the 2013 Senior Exhibition


Although some people have sailed on for the summer, those of you still in Chicago should stop by the 2013 Senior Exhibition if you haven't already! Featuring work by our recent grads, this exhibition showcases a variety of works from paintings to graphic design Read more

Congrats, grads!


We here at the DFPA would like to extend a big congratulations to our 2013 graduates! You have all accomplished so much during your time here. Go forth and conquer but please don't forget the people who helped you get Read more

2013-14 Upcoming Events Coming Soon


Before you know it, the 2013-14 academic year will be here and bring a host of new and exciting events from Loyola's DFPA along with it! We'll be posting all the details as soon as we receive them so check back regularly to see Read more

Mundelein Rededication Celebration Recap


On Saturday, October 13, after months of construction and anticipation, we were finally ready to open the doors of the new Mundelein Center for the Fine and Performing Arts with a vibrant celebration of art in all its forms. Guided tours Read more

Purchase Your Own Seat in the Newhart Family Theatre!


We are excited to announce a new opportunity to support the ever expanding arts program at Loyola! Since Loyola’s theatre program began in 1968, the Kathleen Mullady Memorial Theatre played host to each season of mainstage productions. Over 40 years, our department has grown dramatically, Read more

Music

Americanarama Music Festival feat. Bob Dylan

Posted on by Kyle Jenkins Posted in Around Town, Music | Leave a comment

Very little is known about Bob Dylan, even to this blogger. Most likely emerging within the past few years, he appears to be some kind of singer/songwriter. Starting out so early, it’s good to see such an up-and-coming artist hosting his very own music festival. Let’s hope he can handle the spotlight…

Yeah right.  In all honesty, what more can be said about Mr. Dylan?  He has been an American music staple through good times and bad, through folk genius and questionable electric guitar choices, and through America’s triumphs and slip-ups.  In the past year he released his 35th (!) studio album, Temptest to universal praise and high sales.

Now, alongside such great acts as My Morning Jacket, Ryan Bingham, and Chicago’s own Wilco, he is headlining the Americanarama Music Festival.  It comes to the Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois on July 12.  The event will begin at 5:30, with doors opening at 4:30.  Pre-sale tickets are available at Ticketmaster now.

DFPA Awards Ceremony

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As the year comes to a close, it is time to honor the people who have made the Department of Fine and Performing Arts a spectacular place to be this year. Seeing as how the department is so big, this will include faculty and students.

On Wednesday, May 1 from 1 to 3PM, gather together with your favorite teachers and friends in the Newhart Family Theatre for an awards ceremony celebrating this year in Loyola’s dance, music, theatre and fine arts sectors.

Following the ceremony, a light dinner reception will be held in the Palm Court to honor graduating seniors and allow you to say farewell to departing friends, faculty, and staff. Patrons must RSVP here to attend.

DanceWorks and Sons of the Never Wrong

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Sons of the Never Wrong

On April 27th, DanceWorks Chicago and Sons of of the Never Wrong will share the stage at North Shore Center for the Performing Arts as part of Chicago Dance Month. Beginning at 7:30PM, the performance will feature both companies in an innovative exploration of dance, live music, and performing arts.

Under the artistic direction of Julie Nakagawa, DanceWorks Chicago focuses on the artistic development of dancers through mentorship, exploration, and collaboration.

Comprised of six dancers, the company seeks to engage the community in a participatory dialogue of innovative work. Chicago-based folk music trio Sons of the Never Wrong marked their twentieth anniversary this past fall, releasing King Fisher King and Church of the Never Wrong in celebration. Current members Bruce Roper, Deborah Lader, and Sue Demel continue to tour and record.

Experience this one-of-a-kind performance at half price with the Chicago Dance Month promotional code given here! Tickets range from $20 to $32, and are available online or by phone at 847.673.6300.

 

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