The Creative Arts Department is proud to host the following events.
January 31, Feb 1, 2, 7, 8, and 9 at 8 PM and Feb 3 and 10 at 4 PM
Beaudoin Theatre, Foy Hall
Fences, by August Wilson, takes place in 1957 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The play follows Troy Maxson, a 53-year-old man who struggles to provide for his wife and son in a time when slavery is over but the civil rights movement has still not come to fruition.
March 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23 at 8 PM and 17 at 2 PM
Beaudoin Theatre, Foy Hall
Rick Elice's imaginative prequel to Peter Pan, directed by Patrick White
April 5 and 6 at 7.30 PM and April 7 at 3.30 PM
Beaudoin Theatre
Dance theatre repertory works made in Albany by American Choreographers.
April 4th-17th
Foy Hall Lobby
Awards Reception April 11th at 4 PM
April 7th, 3PM
Westminster Presbyterian Church
262 State Street Albany NY
Siena College Choirs, alumni, and Clare Ensemble Singers performance featuring works by Vivaldi and Bach
April 27th at 8 PM and April 28 at 2 PM
Beaudoin Theatre, Foy Hall
featuring the Siena College Choirs, Lost in Sound, and Stage III, Sunday performance benefitting the St. Gabriel School in Fontaine, Haiti
Thursday December 13 at 7.30 PM
Foy Hall 107
A staged reading of Moises Kaufman and Tectonic Theatre's The Laramie Project performed by Professor Girard's Acting I class.
December 7th at 8 PM
Our Lady of the Angels Chapel
An Advent Prayer Service featuring the Siena College Choirs
December 6th at 7 PM
Beaudoin Theatre
Paul Konye, Conductor
December 4th 7 PM
Foy Hall Lobby
A showing of student work from the Experimental Video Class.
Presented by the Black Theatre Troupe of Upstate NY and Creative Action Unlimited
November 30, 2018, 8PM
Roger Bacon – Key Auditorium RB202
A dramatic exploration of the immigrant experience in today’s America, told through monologues, poetry and song.
Historic Cherry Hill
523 South Pearl Street
Albany NY 12202
A live and virtual reality performance
November 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17 at 8 PM and 11 at 2 PM
Beaudoin Theatre, Foy Hall
A new adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel by David Lane, directed by Tom Truss.
November 4th at 2 PM
St. Mary of the Angels Chapel
Join the Clare Ensemble Singers in their first full-length performance, an exploration of innocence. Repertoire includes British composer Patrick Hawes’ stunning setting of The Beatitudes, as well as part songs and music for solo voices.
A live and virtual reality performance
October 26, preview at 12:45, performance at 7 PM
Foy Hall 107
The Siena College Choirs team up with actors from Siena and the community to bring to life the experiences of the Rankin family of Albany's Cherry Hill during WWI through live acting, music, poetry, and virtual reality.
Presented by Maude Baum Dance Company
October 19th and 20th at 7.30 PM and October 21st at 3.30 PM
Foy Hall 107
A concert of all new works from the choreographers of Maude Baum Dance Company, providing a unique opportunity to experience new dances and chat with the choreographer.
Presented by the Damietta Center, BLSU, Latinos Unidos Nuestra America, Diversity Action Committee, and Multicultural Studies Minor
October 10th, 6 PM
Beaudoin Theatre, Foy Hall
A comedic multicultural love story
Presented by Will Kempe's Players
September 29 and 30 at 1 PM in front of Roger Bacon Hall
Tragedy of Othello, the classic tale of love and jealousy, explores issues that are still in our headlines: race, gender equality, personal ambition, bigotry, tribalism, and truth.
September 29 at 1:30 PM
Yates Gallery, Standish Library
Fr. Mark Reamer, OFM with Clare Ensemble Singers conducted by Timothy Reno.
Presented by Consortium Actors
August 16th-18th, 26th-28th at 7pm
Matinees- August 19th and August 29th at 2pm
Siena College Beaudoin Theater, Foy Hall
This 1960s style musical follows plump, big-haired teenager Tracy Turnblad’s adventures fulfilling her dream of dancing on the Corny Collins Show. When Tracy realizes her dream, she uses her newfound fame to fight for racial integration on the show.