Susan Egan, who brought the character Belle to life when the musical ”Beauty and the Beast” came to the Broadway stage in 1994, visited CSUF last week to work with musical theatre students and cast members who will be staging the production this October.
New director of the Nicholas & Lee Begovich Gallery, Jennifer Frias, kicks off her inaugural exhibit “A Place for Everything, and Everything in its Place.”
The 1991 screenplay for “Beauty and the Beast” may have been based on the French fairy tale, but Cal State Fullerton alumna Linda Woolverton made the characters her own, as she shared during a campus visit to speak to cast members of the university’s upcoming fall production.
Two new faculty members with wide-ranging interests in theatre and art have been welcomed at the College of the Arts this fall.
CSUF opera student Danielle Pribyl will be thrilling baseball fans Sept. 6 when she takes to the field to sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” before the Dodgers-Giants game.
Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee welcomed 51 new faculty members to the campus during a reception Monday evening.
A Friday, Aug. 23, Arts and Technology Symposium “Women in Art and Technology,” sponsored by the College of the Arts will bring alumni, students and professionals together to discuss the growing entertainment arts and technology fields.
In celebration of Woodstock’s 50th anniversary, Cal State Fullerton will create a high-energy musical variety show Saturday, Sept. 21, during the university’s annual Concert Under the Stars.
Jane Paul Hummel, professor emeritus of music, who helped shape and mold talented Cal State Fullerton vocal students into opera stars during her 24-year career on campus, died July 17.
Student scholarships and a lot of ensemble work shape the next wave of great musicians, including oboe player Jesús Ramos.