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UCF College of Arts & Humanities Creativity. Culture. Collaboration. We seek innovative approaches to the arts and humanities.

The College of Arts and Humanities provides a dynamic incubator for artistic explorations of every kind, from literature to philosophy, fine arts to digital media and theater to music. Students explore their boundaries in state-of-the-art facilities, develop their talents under the guidance of faculty who practice what they teach, and learn real-world lessons through cooperative community partnerships. The UCF College of Arts and Humanities harnesses our scale, diversity, and excellence to achieve the greatest impact on our campus, regional, and global communities. We pursue our significant opportunities for interdisciplinary endeavors and recognize the impact that traditional and innovative approaches in the arts and humanities can have across all disciplines.

10/18/2026

Thoughts on ✨GODSPELL✨from some of the BFA Musical Theatre seniors 💛

You have five more chances to catch Theatre UCF’s production! Tickets at the link in our bio.

🎥 Kyle Hanson

10/16/2026

The Flying Horse Big Band’s newly-released album, “Swingin’ With the Flying Horse Big Band,” hit the #1 slot on the NACC jazz chart in its first week! This is the band’s 10th album and the 4th to reach #1 on the national jazz radio charts.

Congratulations to Jeff Rupert, director of University of Central Florida’s jazz studies program, and the students and alumni featured on the album! “Swingin’ With the Flying Horse Big Band” is available on streaming platforms.

10/01/2026

✨GODSPELL✨ is on its way to Theatre UCF’s main stage, October 15-25, 2026.

We can’t wait to share the ❤️ of this musical ensemble with audiences.

🎟️ Tickets are flying, so please purchase yours at the link in our bio.

📸 Photos by: Maya Shternshus 📷🎨

07/22/2026

🎨🖍️🖥️ 🖼️ never misses
 
Looking forward to welcoming all of our SVAD students back to campus in just a few weeks! 💛

06/18/2026

Just no-clipped into the SVAD backrooms 🚪

06/11/2026

What does it mean to create devised work? Sage Tokach, co-director and UCF theatre professor, explains the process ✨

Come see this team’s original work, BETWEEN SHADOWS AND LIGHTNESS, this weekend only at Pegasus PlayLab (PAC-Studio 1)!

🎟️ Tickets and more at the link in our bio.

06/09/2026

Meet ✨ Shayla Marshall, a finalist in ✨ Pathways 2026: The Carlos Malamud Prize.
 
A contemporary mixed-media artist working between Miami and London, Marshall uses world-building to imagine new histories and futures through storytelling, memory, and identity. Drawing from her upbringing in Miami’s culturally rich Black communities, her immersive works explore belonging, visibility, and self-definition.
 
“My practice uses world-building as a tool for liberation, challenging the linearity of time to explore the complexities of history and identity.”
 
Born in Miami, Florida, Marshall holds an MA in Contemporary Art Practice from the Royal College of Art in London. Her work has been exhibited at institutions including the Saatchi Gallery and Greenspace Miami, and she is a recipient of the Miami-Dade County Artist Grant.
 
Learn more about Shayla and Pathways 2026: The Carlos Malamud Prize at link in bio.
 
🗓️ On view through August 28 at UCF Art Gallery
🗓️ On view through August 30 at Rollins Museum of Art

05/29/2026

Pegasus PlayLab 2026 opens tonight with Drew Paryzer’s OFFSHOOT!

Performed May 29 & 30, OFFSHOOT explores what human-to-human connection might look like in a near-future world that’s saturated with AI relationships. Through the lens of a teacher striving to connect with a pupil in an offline classroom, Paryzer’s play invites audiences to see what happens when people dare to be inconvenient to one another.

🔗 Tickets at the link in bio. Performance IRL.

05/27/2026

Couldn’t be me ☝️

05/26/2026

Installing, hanging, tweaking, repeat ✨

Pathways 2026: The Carlos Malamud Prize opens tomorrow at 5:30 PM at the UCF Art Gallery! Come experience work from the six finalists featured in the first part of this juried exhibition.

The exhibition continues Thursday, May 27 at 5:30 PM at , where the winner of the 2026 Carlos Malamud Prize will be announced.

Register for the UCF opening at the link in bio!

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