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Announcing 'UNCSA Presents,' the 2026-27 performance season

UNCSA has unveiled its 2026-27 performance season, "UNCSA Presents," showcasing the extraordinary talent of UNCSA students alongside renowned faculty, celebrated guest artists and distinguished alumni in a diverse and lively new lineup of events. The season also highlights the interdisciplinary collaboration central to UNCSA, with students and faculty working across the schools of Dance, Drama, Filmmaking, Music and Design and Production (D&P).

UNCSA alumni receive multiple nominations for 78th Emmy Awards

Several UNCSA alumni received nominations in both the Primetime Emmy Awards' marquee categories and the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, recognizing excellence in acting, producing and behind-the-scenes crafts. Nominations for the 78th Emmy Awards were announced today.

"The Arts & The Sound of America" brings together musicians across genres as the United States marks 250 years

UNCSA has released a new episode of its podcast, "The Arts & Everything," hosted by Chancellor Brian Cole, exploring the artists, traditions and lived experiences that have shaped the country's musical identity. In "The Arts & The Sound of America," Cole asks musicians from across the country and across genres a seemingly simple question: What does American music mean to you?

The Nutcracker

Make “The Nutcracker” part of your holiday plans

Experience the lush score, vivid staging and extraordinary performances that have made our UNCSA production a beloved holiday tradition. For the first time ever, “The Nutcracker” will be presented at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts, as its historic home, the Stevens Center in Winston-Salem, begins its long-anticipated renovation.

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Alumni Success

From backstage to the limelight, discover how UNCSA alumni are making their mark in the world.