Students, community members and visiting artists share their vision of the world through music, opera, dance and theater. Throughout the year, enjoy performances by the AACC faculty as well as regional, national and international artists who share their talents and passion for a wide range of styles and traditions.
Check out our list of upcoming performances! Information regarding time, location, contact and ticket information are all available below.
The AACC Dance Company is back on stage and ready to perform in their fall production!
Don’t miss this eclectic evening of dance from the AACC Dance Company with works choreographed and directed by Adjetey Klufio. Great entertainment for the whole family!
Additional information will be available soon!
Location
Pascal Center for Performing Arts
Arnold
Join us for an evening of music at the AACC Small Jazz Combo concert.
We'll offer an eclectic program of jazz standards, as well as selected pieces from various genres interpreted with jazz vernacular. The program features students enrolled in AACC's Jazz Ensemble.
$15 general admission
$10 AACC faculty, staff, seniors, groups, outside students, children under 10
$5 AACC and AACPS students with valid student ID
Tickets can be purchased at the door.
For information contact the Box Office at 410-777-2457 or boxoffice@aacc.edu.
Location
Humanities Building Room 112
Arnold
Come join us for night of great symphony sounds from AACC's orchestra!
Program includes:
Tchaikovsky, Nutcracker Suite
Shostakovich, Cello Concerto No. 1
Glazunov, Symphony No. 5
$15 general admission
$10 Faculty, staff, seniors and active military
$5 AACC and AACPS students with valid ID
For information contact the Box Office at 410-777-2457 or boxoffice@aacc.edu.
Location
Robert E. Kauffman Theater
Pascal Center for Performing Arts
Arnold
Join us for an evening of music with the AACC Concert Band and Clarinet Choir, directed by Paul Dembowski, for Friday Night Lights. The program includes:
$15 general admission
$10 AACC faculty, staff, seniors, active military
$5 AACC and AACPS students with valid ID
Tickets can be purchased at the door.
For information contact the Box Office at 410-777-2457 or boxoffice@aacc.edu.
Location
Robert E. Kauffman Theater
Pascal Center for Performing Arts
Arnold
Join us at the Chesapeake Arts Center for a performance of "Christmas Through The '50s!"
This family-friendly performance is sponsored by the Maryland Concert Series and features OPERA AACC, the AACC Chamber Singers & Concert Choir and the AACC Chamber orchestra with outstanding professionals from the region, all conducted by our AACC colleague Anna Binneweg.
Do you love the music of the 50s? In 1951 on Christmas Eve, Gian Carlo Menotti’s "Amahl & The Night Visitors" debuted in what was the first opera ever specifically written for and performed on television. That's where the story of this 45-minute opera begins. It's the beautiful story of Amahl, a crippled young boy, and his mother as they encounter numerous visitors one cold, dark winter night. It features the music of Elvis, Eartha Kitt, Bobby Helms and more!
Tickets:
$25 general admission
$10 student and children under 18
Tickets can be purchased online or at the door on the night of the performance.
Location
Chesapeake Arts Center (Hammonds Lane Theater)
Bring your family and friends and join us for AACC's fall production of "Antigone" by Sophocles.
$15 general admission
$10 AACC faculty, staff, seniors, active military
$5 AACC and AACPS students with valid ID
You can also buy tickets by contacting the Box Office at 410-777-2457 or boxoffice@aacc.edu.
Location
Robert E. Kauffman Theater
Pascal Center for Performing Arts
Arnold
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Interested in joining an AACC performing group?
Auditions are usually required. Some ensembles may also require enrollment in specific courses or degrees.
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