Rutgers University-Camden VMPA

Written by Sophie Treadwell Directed by Shamus A young woman marries her boss, and it appears to be a happy marriage—until she murders him. Based on a true crime story that shocked the nation, this landmark 1928 expressionist pla ...

Written by Sophie Treadwell Directed by Shamus A young woman marries her boss, and it appears to be a happy marriage—until she murders him. Based on a true crime story that shocked the nation, this landmark 1928 expressionist pla ...

Written by Sophie Treadwell Directed by Shamus A young woman marries her boss, and it appears to be a happy marriage—until she murders him. Based on a true crime story that shocked the nation, this landmark 1928 expressionist pla ...

Written by Sophie Treadwell Directed by Shamus A young woman marries her boss, and it appears to be a happy marriage—until she murders him. Based on a true crime story that shocked the nation, this landmark 1928 expressionist pla ...

Written by Sophie Treadwell Directed by Shamus A young woman marries her boss, and it appears to be a happy marriage—until she murders him. Based on a true crime story that shocked the nation, this landmark 1928 expressionist pla ...

The concert will feature Symphony in C under the baton of conductor Marlon Daniel, alongside the rising star cellist Ifetayo Ali. This program highlights the diversity within the French classical music repertoire, beginning with J ...

Chancellor of Rutgers University–Camden, Antonio D. Tillis Ph.D., moderates a panel of diverse internationally renowned classical musical artists. This conversation will examine the “Glass Ceiling” and how it has changed throughou ...

Rutgers University–Camden presents Festival Mahogany, a weekend of outstanding concerts.

This concert features the esteemed conductor Marlon Daniel and the vocally ravishing soprano Karen Slack in a program that highlights their remarkable artistry and the diversity of the classical music repertoire.

A Comedy by William Shakespeare Directed by Damon Bonetti No ordinary romantic comedy, dangers abound in this Shakespeare classic, famously featuring combative and zesty zingers from the prototypical sparring lovers, Beatrice and ...