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Two weeks until The Rocky Horror Show opens! Opening on Halloween Day! See androids fighting Brad and Janet at the late night Double Feature Picture Show! Showing for two weekends, we hope to see you at Frankenstein`s Place for some terrible thrills👠

When: Oct 31st – November 2nd 7:30/2:00pm
Where: Walter K. Gordon Theater

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Two weeks until The Rocky Horror Show opens! Opening on Halloween Day! See androids fighting Brad and Janet at the late night Double Feature Picture Show! Showing for two weekends, we hope to see you at Frankenstein's Place for some terrible thrills👠 When: Oct 31st - November 2nd 7:30/2:00pm Where: Walter K. Gordon Theater

The Mallery Concert Series continues this Wednesday with flutist Robert Cart!🪈 Robert is an internationally acclaimed soloist and chamber musician, performing across Europe, Asia, and the Americas . He’s played with legendary conductors like Bernstein, Leppard, and Zinman, and graced stages at top festivals like Tanglewood, Ravello, and Aldeburgh.He’s also performed at venues such as The Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, and Lincoln Center! Come during free period and enjoy some beautiful music. Stop by during your free period and enjoy some beautiful music! 🎶

When: Wednesday, October 16th 2024
Where: Mallery Room 224, Fine Arts Building

Photo📸 From Musicians Website

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The Mallery Concert Series continues this Wednesday with flutist Robert Cart!🪈 Robert is an internationally acclaimed soloist and chamber musician, performing across Europe, Asia, and the Americas . He’s played with legendary conductors like Bernstein, Leppard, and Zinman, and graced stages at top festivals like Tanglewood, Ravello, and Aldeburgh.He’s also performed at venues such as The Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, and Lincoln Center! Come during free period and enjoy some beautiful music. Stop by during your free period and enjoy some beautiful music! 🎶 When: Wednesday, October 16th 2024 Where: Mallery Room 224, Fine Arts Building Photo📸 From Musicians Website

Soyeon Bin (she/her) is a dedicated music educator, soprano, pianist, and director based in Philadelphia and South Jersey. Originally from Seoul, South Korea, she studied voice under world-renowned tenor Philip Cho at Temple University`s Boyer College of Music and Dance and continued her piano studies privately with Seymour Lipkin at the Curtis Institute of Music. Holding degrees in both opera performance and music education, Professor Bin is passionate about choirs, believing in their ability to unite people from diverse ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds into one harmonious voice. As an active musical theatre music director, she has directed numerous productions in the Philadelphia area and at Rutgers-Camden, including the upcoming Rocky Horror Picture Show that will premiere on October 31st. Beyond her work in the U.S., Soyeon regularly participates in international choral festivals across Europe and North America, showcasing her choirs at their finest. At Rutgers University, she teaches voice, piano, and music theory, directs the Rutgers University Concert Choir, and is preparing for a winter holiday concert on December 10th. When not immersed in music, she enjoys rewatching crime dramas like NCIS and Criminal Minds. She lives with her husband, YJ, and their two puffy and adorable cats, Lyusha and Asha.

Photo📸 From VMPA Website

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Soyeon Bin (she/her) is a dedicated music educator, soprano, pianist, and director based in Philadelphia and South Jersey. Originally from Seoul, South Korea, she studied voice under world-renowned tenor Philip Cho at Temple University's Boyer College of Music and Dance and continued her piano studies privately with Seymour Lipkin at the Curtis Institute of Music. Holding degrees in both opera performance and music education, Professor Bin is passionate about choirs, believing in their ability to unite people from diverse ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds into one harmonious voice. As an active musical theatre music director, she has directed numerous productions in the Philadelphia area and at Rutgers-Camden, including the upcoming Rocky Horror Picture Show that will premiere on October 31st. Beyond her work in the U.S., Soyeon regularly participates in international choral festivals across Europe and North America, showcasing her choirs at their finest. At Rutgers University, she teaches voice, piano, and music theory, directs the Rutgers University Concert Choir, and is preparing for a winter holiday concert on December 10th. When not immersed in music, she enjoys rewatching crime dramas like NCIS and Criminal Minds. She lives with her husband, YJ, and their two puffy and adorable cats, Lyusha and Asha. Photo📸 From VMPA Website

The Rocky Horror Show opens in just 3 weeks! Showing for 2 weekends! Get your tickets now and join us in the time warp. Written by Richard O’Brain and directed by Prof. Paul Bernstein, this show won’t be short of music, fun and a little madness – perfect for Halloween! Don’t forget Rutgers students gets 2 free tickets! Link in bio for tickets.

When: Thursday October 31st – Sunday November 10th
Where: Walter K. Gordon Theater

Photo📸 by @natttysphotos

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The Rocky Horror Show opens in just 3 weeks! Showing for 2 weekends! Get your tickets now and join us in the time warp. Written by Richard O’Brain and directed by Prof. Paul Bernstein, this show won’t be short of music, fun and a little madness – perfect for Halloween! Don’t forget Rutgers students gets 2 free tickets! Link in bio for tickets. When: Thursday October 31st - Sunday November 10th Where: Walter K. Gordon Theater Photo📸 by @natttysphotos

Check out our brand new computer media lab in Room 108 in the Fine Arts Building. A perfect space for Rutgers students to create, collaborate, and innovate. Classes in Graphic Design, Theater Technology and Production, and Photography are among the courses to be taught at the lab. Stop by to take a look if you are not already taking a class there!

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Check out our brand new computer media lab in Room 108 in the Fine Arts Building. A perfect space for Rutgers students to create, collaborate, and innovate. Classes in Graphic Design, Theater Technology and Production, and Photography are among the courses to be taught at the lab. Stop by to take a look if you are not already taking a class there!

“Masterful” pianist Melody Fader will join us on October 9th for our 3rd concert in our Mallery Concert series this semester. Melody has played around the United States as a chamber and solo musician. She has played at many venues in New York such as Alice Tully Hall, The Joyce Theater, The New York Times Center, and Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall. She’s been featured in the The New York Times, which has called her work “sumptuous” and “stirring” and commented that she “plays with elegance”. Mark your calendar for this Wednesday`s concert during free period.

When: Wednesday, October 9th 2024
Where: Mallery Room 224, Fine Arts Building

Photo📸 From Musicians Website

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“Masterful” pianist Melody Fader will join us on October 9th for our 3rd concert in our Mallery Concert series this semester. Melody has played around the United States as a chamber and solo musician. She has played at many venues in New York such as Alice Tully Hall, The Joyce Theater, The New York Times Center, and Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall. She’s been featured in the The New York Times, which has called her work “sumptuous” and “stirring” and commented that she “plays with elegance”. Mark your calendar for this Wednesday's concert during free period. When: Wednesday, October 9th 2024 Where: Mallery Room 224, Fine Arts Building Photo📸 From Musicians Website

Don`t miss an evening with artist Alonzo Adams and scholar Dr. Mercy Romero next Thursday! They’ll be diving into a dynamic conversation on how we engage with, represent, and share stories from diverse communities. Afterwards, take a look at Alonzo Adams exhibit “These Eyes Have Seen,” in the Stedman Gallery and stay for the reception and continued conversation!

When: Thursday Oct 10th, 5pm – 7pm
Where: Stedman Gallery

Photo📸 by @natttysphotos

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Don't miss an evening with artist Alonzo Adams and scholar Dr. Mercy Romero next Thursday! They’ll be diving into a dynamic conversation on how we engage with, represent, and share stories from diverse communities. Afterwards, take a look at Alonzo Adams exhibit “These Eyes Have Seen,” in the Stedman Gallery and stay for the reception and continued conversation! When: Thursday Oct 10th, 5pm - 7pm Where: Stedman Gallery Photo📸 by @natttysphotos