Colorado State University Center for the Arts

CSU Theatre's production of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare" by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield opens tonight! Come see how our cast covers thirty-seven Shakespeare plays in less than two hours in this fast-firing comedy that parodies all of the Bard's plays (plus the sonnets!). Guest Director: Sydney Parks Smith.

TICKETS ➡️ https://csuartstickets.universitytickets.com/?cid=201

Show closes May 2. No charge for CSU students; general/$20; senior/$15

Photos ➡️ John Eisele, CSU

Way to go, Colorado State University CSU Marching Band!

Announcing the 2026 Odyssiad® Dates: August 3 - 8
Colorado State University Center for the Arts

MARK YOUR CALENDARS now and reserve August 3 - August 8, 2026 for a multitude of spectacular events featuring world-renowned pianists in evening concerts and the LIVE Semifinal and Final Rounds of the International Keyboard Odyssiad® competition, attracting hundreds of talented young piano prodigies to Fort Collins from around the U.S. and abroad. All competitive rounds of the Odyssiad® are FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

We’re thrilled to announce that the captivating "rock star" duo of classical pianists, Anderson & Roe Piano, will light up the stage with an unforgettable performance at our closing concert on Saturday, August 8.

Stay tuned for additional Guest Artist announcements!
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The Organ Recital Hall at the University Center for the Arts was brimming with elegance on Nov. 13, as students and faculty showcased their classical guitar skills. The performers, whose experiences and styles differ, study under Jeff LaQuatra, professor of classical guitar at Colorado State University.

CSU guitar recital showcases diverse talent, expression The Organ Recital Hall at the University Center for the Arts was brimming with elegance on Nov. 13, where students and faculty showcased their classical guitar skills. The performers, whose experiences and styles differ, study under Jeff LaQuatra, a professor of classical guitar and the director of....

The Fall Dance Concert sold out all three of its repertory-style performances at the University Center for the Arts last weekend, presenting a dynamic, engaging, and graceful program.

CSU Fall Dance Concert showcases skill, storytelling, community connection Colorado State University’s Fall Dance Concert sold out all three of its repertory-style performances at the University Center for the Arts, presenting a dynamic, engaging and graceful program in just under two hours across all performances Nov. 14-15. The concert features eight distinct works, ea...

Meet Tirzah Rowe, a CSU Music Therapy student who is part of a research project investigating how music can improve the movement of patients with Parkinson’s disease. Results from the study will not be released until Spring 2026 at the earliest, yet Rowe has already observed how music improves movement.

“I think intuitively I knew that music has a huge impact on the fluidity of movement and motivation,” she said. “But it is surprising to see it in action, to see it working and to see the enjoyment that people get out of music having a real impact.”

The Music Therapy program at CSU is celebrating its 50th anniversary!

Music therapy for Parkinson’s patients This study shows how significant music therapy is for patients who seek to improve their movement and quality of life.