Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian art form that combines martial arts, dance, sport and aerobics. The KU Capoeira club meets weekly on Thursdays in Robinson Center.
Theatre & Performance
The University's Chinese dance club is offering free dance classes that primarily focus on folk dances from Chinese ethnic minorities. The class is taught by dance instructor Wanwan Tsai in Robinson Center room 205, every Thursday from 7 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.
KU alumnus Ider-Od Bat-Erdene incorporates his aerospace engineering background into his stand-up comedy acts. Bat-Erdene is one of the most popular stand-up comedians in his home country of Mongolia.
September is suicide prevention and awareness month and the KU symphony orchestra and CAPS are teaming up to provide a concert for mental health awareness.
Through dance, the company is aiming to address issues of sexism, racism, gun violence, and other important issues in society today.
The Kansan spoke with veteran comic Brian Regan, who has performed stand-up comedy across the country for nearly 40 years.
The University of Kansas' department of theatre and dance will bring six new shows to the stage this coming year, focusing on a variety of different issues.
Fall shows at The Granada and the Lied Center include a variety of artists and musical performances to keep you entertained during first semester.
Josh McQuade, Sophia Belshe, Adam Lang and Emma Bascom finally discuss the Percy Jackson musical "The Lightning Thief" for Kansan on Broadway's season finale.
Josh McQuade, Sophia Belshe, Adam Lang and Emma Bascom explore Stephen Sondheim's favorite musical he has done: "Assassins."
Josh McQuade, Sophia Belshe, Emma Bascom and Adam Lang dissect Lin-Manuel Miranda's breakout hit "In the Heights."
Josh McQuade, Sophia Belshe, Adam Lang and Emma Bascom go Off-Broadway this week to discuss "Heathers: The Musical"
Josh McQuade, Sophia Belshe, Adam Lang and Emma Bascom get together to discuss musical "Hadestown" for the first edition of "Kansan on Broadway"
There will be plenty of theatrical performances this summer in Lawrence and Kansas City, Missouri.
With the launch of Google's new platform, Google Arts & Culture, Kansas City is set to be shown off to the world as Google bases the operations new HQ in KC.
KJHK DJ and live music coordinator Olivia Jones leads a team of radio hosts that helps bring live performers to KU and the Lawrence area.