At Le Moyne College, the arts are for all. We believe that the arts stimulate conversation, encourage creativity, and change people for the better.
Through our many academic programs, clubs, performances and training opportunities, we invite students from all majors and backgrounds to join our vibrant community.
6 Annual theatre productions
14 Music concerts
4 Dance events
10 Gallery exhibits
5,000+ Audience members
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Audition to be part of one of the Department of Performing Arts fall theatre productions. See below for info on the fall shows. Auditions are open to all regardless of major or experience and materials and monologues will be available at auditions for all participants. For those auditioning for The Witch, presented by Major Arcana, feel free to prepare your own monologue. Drop by anyti...
Award-winning folk singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Lily Henley will perform Sephardic Jewish ballads set to new melodies, interpreting a critically endangered tradition in her own way. This event is part of the Christopher Benda Concert Series and is sponsored by alumna Mary Tillman ’65. Tickets can be purchased at the Performing Arts Center box office, at lemoyne.edu/vpa or by ...
After 38 years of recording and touring, internationally acclaimed jazz vocal group New York Voices embark on their Grand Finale tour. Enjoy a celebration of songs and friendship as they write their final chapter as a group. Tickets can be purchased at the Performing Arts Center box office, at lemoyne.edu/vpa or by calling (315) 445-4200.
Audition to be part of one of the Department of Performing Arts fall theatre productions. See below for info on the fall shows. Auditions are open to all regardless of major or experience and materials and monologues will be available at auditions for all participants. For those auditioning for The Witch, presented by Major Arcana, feel free to prepare your own monologue. Drop by anyti...
Award-winning folk singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Lily Henley will perform Sephardic Jewish ballads set to new melodies, interpreting a critically endangered tradition in her own way. This event is part of the Christopher Benda Concert Series and is sponsored by alumna Mary Tillman ’65. Tickets can be purchased at the Performing Arts Center box office, at lemoyne.edu/vpa or by ...
After 38 years of recording and touring, internationally acclaimed jazz vocal group New York Voices embark on their Grand Finale tour. Enjoy a celebration of songs and friendship as they write their final chapter as a group. Tickets can be purchased at the Performing Arts Center box office, at lemoyne.edu/vpa or by calling (315) 445-4200.
This semester’s mainstage production, Evil Dead The Musical, was a campy comedy about five college students whose spring break vacation has gone wrong when they accidentally summon demons into the…
Is creativity essential for wellness? Can making or experiencing art improve our well-being? The Art & Wellness Core class dives into these questions and more.
Le Moyne students brought Camp Half-Blood to life in a dynamic staged reading of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical—a story of adventure, friendship, and finding your power.
This semester’s mainstage production, Evil Dead The Musical, was a campy comedy about five college students whose spring break vacation has gone wrong when they accidentally summon demons into the…
Is creativity essential for wellness? Can making or experiencing art improve our well-being? The Art & Wellness Core class dives into these questions and more.
Le Moyne students brought Camp Half-Blood to life in a dynamic staged reading of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical—a story of adventure, friendship, and finding your power.
The Gifford Family Theatre entertains & educates the community each summer.
Young performers and aspiring artists fill the campus for the Summer Arts Institute
Whether the medium is digital or physical, tactile or intangible, our students have the freedom to create in their own terms.
Our students engage with community members both on campus and off, performing in churches, community centers and schools, sharing their talents during events small and large.
Learning happens in the classroom, the scene shop, the studio, and even the box office! Our students curate an experience that works for them in a collaborative learning environment.
Our full season of theatrical performances are staffed entirely by students who take on stage management, production design, marketing, set construction and everything in between!
Sometimes we learn best when we hit the road. From Italy to Prague, our students and faculty crisscross the globe to find inspiration, make discoveries, and learn about other cultures. We also take advantage of our proximity to big cities in the Northeast to take in great art, meet with leaders and of course see the sights!
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