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Our productions are made possible through generous support from the Robin, Barbara and Malcolm L. Sherman Endowment for the Performing Arts; the Brandeis Arts Council; the Herbert and Kim Marie Beigel New Play Fund; and the Poses Fund.

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Arts News from BrandeisNOW

A student sews

June 5, 2024

“Indigo Road” is a fiber art sculpture project that helps tell the story of enslaved people who worked on U.S. indigo plantations, and its connection to the cultural history of American blue jeans.

Dancers in Springold Theater dressed in bright costumes.

April 26, 2024

Vivekanand Vimal, GSAS PhD’17, and costume designer Brooke Stanton collaborate with student dancers to explore how vibrational cues affect movement during dance.

three paintings on wall

January 25, 2024

Deeply Rooted: Faith in Reproductive Justice, the 21-artist multimedia exhibition in the Brandeis Kniznick Gallery, shows that faith can provide both a means of support and an entry into an important conversation.

Students dancing

November 30, 2023

Brandeis Stories spoke with Emma Stott ’25 and Liliana Aspromonte ’25, this year’s co-presidents of the club, to get a behind the scenes look at their production of The Nutcracker.

two people sword fighting

November 17, 2023

Throwing punches, sword fighting, and starting duels. For Anika Hahn ’25, the fight captain of Brandeis University’s production of Twelfth Night, these are a major part of every performance.

Person dressed in yellow performs on stage, a person wearing a Flounder fish costume is seen in the background

September 20, 2023

A cast of 65 performers and 32 stage technicians brought “The Little Mermaid” to stage in an impressive 24 hours.