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COVID Policy Information: At this time, masks are optional at performances in the Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts. We encourage our audiences to be fully vaccinated, but will no longer require proof of vaccination to reserve tickets. All events and COVID policies are subject to change.

When tickets are available, reserve a seat by selecting the “Get Tickets” button for the performance you wish to attend.

Upcoming Events

21 Republics

Good Neighbor Cultural Diplomacy in World War II

Professor Emerita at Indiana University-Bloomington Darlene J. Sadlier presents a talk.

Third Coast Percussion

Third Coast Percussion concert

The Department of Music presents a Third Coast Percussion concert.

Eisner Center

Fall Preview Concert

The Denison Chamber Singers and Concert Choir present a preview performance for Big Red Weekend.

Production of 'The Pests' by Molière

The Department of Theatre presents Molière's "The Pests."

Production of 'The Pests' by Molière

The Department of Theatre presents Molière's "The Pests."

Production of 'The Pests' by Molière

The Department of Theatre presents Molière's "The Pests."

Jack Sutte, trumpet, Jesse McCormick, horn, and Richard Stout, trombone

Factory Seconds Brass Trio recital

The Department of Music presents a guest artist recital by Factory Seconds Brass Trio.

Production of 'The Pests' by Molière

The Department of Theatre presents Molière's "The Pests."

Production of 'The Pests' by Molière

The Department of Theatre presents Molière's "The Pests."

Production of 'The Pests' by Molière

The Department of Theatre presents Molière's "The Pests."

Eisner Center

Piano recital by guest artist Heather Lanners

The Department of Music presents guest pianist Heather Lanners.

Artwork "Be A Good Neighbor"

Panel Talk: 'Be A Good Neighbor'

The Denison Museum presents a panel talk about "Be a Good Neighbor" exhibition.

Jazz guitar festival: Dan Wilson Trio

The Department of Music proudly hosts the longest continually running jazz guitar festival in the United States.

Jazz guitar festival: Jonathan Kriesberg Quartet

The Department of Music proudly hosts the longest continually running jazz guitar festival in the United States.

Eisner Center

Orchestra concert

The Department of Music presents the Denison Symphony.

Image from "Harvest of Empire: The Untold Story of Latinos in America"

Film Screening: 'Harvest of Empire: The Untold Story of Latinos in America'

The Denison Museum presents a film screening of "Harvest of Empire: The Untold Story of Latinos in America."

Production of 'You on the Moors Now' by Jacklyn Backhaus

The Department of Theatre presents Jacklyn Backhaus' "You on the Moors Now."

Production of 'You on the Moors Now' by Jacklyn Backhaus

The Department of Theatre presents Jacklyn Backhaus' "You on the Moors Now."

Production of 'You on the Moors Now' by Jacklyn Backhaus

The Department of Theatre presents Jacklyn Backhaus' "You on the Moors Now."

Melissa Faliveno

Beck HOME Series - Essayist Melissa Faliveno

The Beck Series presents essayist Melissa Faliveno.

Artwork by JSTN CLMN

JSTN CLMN Artist Talk

The Denison Museum presents an artist talk with JSTN CLMN.

Eisner Center

Noontime recital

The Department of Music presents a series of student recitals.

'Rivers/Rios'

The Department of Dance presents their fall concert.

Production of 'You on the Moors Now' by Jacklyn Backhaus

The Department of Theatre presents Jacklyn Backhaus' "You on the Moors Now."

'Rivers/Rios'

The Department of Dance presents their fall concert.

Sights & Sounds

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Front exterior shot of the Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts
Dance performance space inside of the Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts
Meeting space off the hallway at the Eisner Center for the Performing Arts
Guest artist Olivier Tarpaga (Burkina Faso, Africa) w. dance class

Spotlights

Denison students on the stage of 'BoJack Horseman'
How We Learn

Bringing BoJack to life

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to adapt award-winning animated series BoJack Horseman to the stage poses some creative challenges.

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