Arts at William & Mary

05/06/2026

As part of a capstone class in theatre, the cast and crew of

05/04/2026

Stephen Schwartz, the Tony Award-winning composer and lyricist behind Broadway hits including "Wicked," "Godspell" and "Pippin," visited William & Mary to mentor student performers ahead of their production of "Godspell."

Schwartz's visit to campus began Thursday evening with 'An Evening with Stephen Schwartz,' during which students performed solos of his songs and he spoke about writing for Broadway. The visit was arranged by Tiffany Haas, a Yorktown native and William & Mary musical theater voice teacher who directed and choreographed the student production. Haas developed a friendship with Schwartz during her decade performing as Glinda in "Wicked" on Broadway and in the national tour.

"When we were deciding on Godspell, I thought who better to reach out to and see if he will come than Stephen Schwartz, the writer," Haas said.

05/04/2026

William & Mary Welcomes Stephen Schwartz for Intimate Evening Concert, Masterclass for Theater Students

https://wydaily.com/latest/arts-and-entertainment/2026/05/02/william-mary-welcomes-stephen-schwartz-for-intimate-evening-concert-masterclass-for-theater-students/

05/04/2026

Tickets are officially on sale for Judy Collins’ Sweet Judy Blue Eyes Farewell Tour!

Join us at the Concert Hall on July 5, 2026 for an unforgettable night. This performance will be kicking off the tour dedicated to the celebration of six decades of music, storytelling, and timeless classics.

Don’t wait, secure your seats now before they’re gone at https://wm.universitytickets.com/w/event.aspx?id=2102

04/29/2026

Happy One Tribe Day! 💚💛 At the Muscarelle, our mission is to expand access to the arts for W&M students, local families, and greater Williamsburg. For over 40 years, the Muscarelle has hosted student events, educational workshops and celebratory events throughout the semester. This past fall, the Muscarelle hosted its annual Community Art Day, where students were encouraged to partake in art activities, live music from student groups and tours of the galleries. Though the physical Muscarelle Museum has changed and expanded, our core values within the community remain unwavering.

04/29/2026

It's One Tribe One Day! Support the Music Department here:
https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/74800/donations/new?tc=88336

You may also wish to support one of our ensembles:

Appalachian Music Ensemble - 5532
Brazilian Music Ensemble - 5962
Crim Dell Saxophone Quartet - 6144
Early Music Ensemble - 1948
Ebony Expressions Gospel Choir - 5594
Jazz Ensemble - 3089
Kae Brown Memorial Symphony Orchestra Endowment - 3556
Middle Eastern Music Ensemble - 2664
W&M Choir Organization - 0556
W&M Wind Ensemble - 3334

And/or Scholarships:

Frances Breeze Scholarship Endowment - 3027
Gladys Iseman Clark Scholarship - 0332
Woodrow & Ruth Maynard Endowment for Music - 3230
Charles R Varner Scholarship - 1274
Dr. Michael A. Williamson Music Scholarship Fund - 4520
Nimmo Music Scholarship - 0380
William DeFotis Music Scholarship - 2646
Phi Kappa Tau Memorial Scholarship - 3115
James Armstrong & Jamie Bartlett Choirs Endowment - 5103
Leita St.Clair LePori Music Scholarship - 5222

Thank you for participating in this great day of giving!

04/29/2026

Happy ! William & Mary’s annual day of giving is your chance to support the Office of the Arts and the creative community that brings our campus to life.

From fostering collaboration and hands-on learning to strengthening community connections through the arts, every gift helps us expand access, creativity, and impact.

Every gift, big or small, makes a difference. Join us in supporting the Office of the Arts today: https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/74800/donations/new?tc=94859

04/24/2026

04/24/2026

04/13/2026

ONLY TWO WEEKS UNTIL OPENING NIGHT!

You don’t want to miss William & Mary’s production of “Machinal,” written by Sophie Treadwell and directed by Bryan Schmidt. Performances will take place April 23-26 in the Glenn Close Theatre. Ticket link in bio!

03/31/2026

This special 60-minute performance offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience Weilerstein’s visionary project just before she performs it at Carnegie Hall.

Alisa Weilerstein’s FRAGMENTS 5 marks the next chapter of her groundbreaking, multi-year solo cello project, which interweaves movements from J.S. Bach’s Cello Suites with 27 newly commissioned works by leading contemporary composers. Each installment is crafted as an immersive, theatrically staged experience, performed without interruption.

Co-presented in partnership with the Arts Festival.