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INTIMATE APPAREL 💜🎲🪡 with @ccmacting shoutout all black sm team #blackexcellence PSM | Sarah Anderson @sea._.lizard ASM | Ibn Whitfield @jaemir_224 ASM | Bethel Daniel @bethel.daniel1 PA | Airas Abrahms-Elliot @when_will_i_know_
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What’s not to love about Kathuure Miriti? She’s an actress and filmmaker at UC’s College-Conservatory of Music. She took up an invite with c27 to take part in Lufuno Tshikororo’s “Beneath the Surface.” Her comprehensive sit-down explores what it means to be a young artist in 2026. Keep up with Kathuure and artists like her on @c27.space as we continue to explore the local arts scene, their drivers, and what lies, for them, beneath the surface.
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New Course for Spring 2027! Encountering Science & Performance HUM/SOSC 4010-002 HUM/SOSC 7010-002 Taft Research Seminar Dr. Mia Levenson, levensmi@ucmail.uc.edu Thursdays 4–6:50pm CCH 2105 | 3 credits Can science be performative? How does science perform? Science and performance are often seen as counter to one another. Science is thought to be grounded in objectivity and empiricism, while performance is seen as peddling in idealism and make-believe. And yet, scholars from science and technology studies (STS) use “performance” and “performativity” to interrogate how science is constructed through interrelated actions and objects. In tandem, scholars from theatre and performance studies have long explored how scientific instruments and ideas are performed in the public sphere. Exploring the rich genealogy of shared scholarship between STS and performance studies, this seminar examines how scientists and non-scientists perform and shape scientific ideas. Taft Research Seminars are designed for advanced undergraduates and early graduate students interested in reading, thinking, and working collaboratively across the humanities and social sciences. Seminars are organized around interdisciplinary themes, with readings from multiple disciplinary perspectives and related thematic programming at the Taft Research Center. Discussions in the first half of the seminar are geared toward dissecting methods, theories, and approaches that encourage students to critically reflect on their own disciplinary training and planned research trajectory. Activities in the second half of the seminar support students in designing collaborative, public-facing interdisciplinary research projects related to the seminar’s theme.
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Lots of information on our upcoming 2026 Capstone Film pitch session Oct. 20th– read carefully and spread the news! When: Tuesday, October 20th at 5pm Where: TV Studio (2202DMEH) #ccm #mpro
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🪡🧵Happy opening night!! CCM’s Play Series opens with Lynn Nottage’s “Intimate Apparel,” directed by alumni guest artist Torie Wiggins on Oct. 1-3, 2026, in Cohen Family Studio Theater. Inspired by turn-of-the-century photographs of her own relatives, Nottage’s play follows the life of Esther, a gifted African American seamstress living in New York City in 1905. Esther creates beautiful clothes for women from every part of society, but longs for her own romantic partner and home life. While drawn to the Hasidic shopkeeper who sells her cloth, she nonetheless begins a correspondence with a Caribbean man, George, who asks to marry her, sight unseen. A delicate and tender exploration of the human heart, Intimate Apparel won the 2004 New York Drama Critics Award for Best Play. ⭐️ Estimated run time: 2 hours and 15 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission ⭐️ Location: Cohen Family Studio Theater, CCM Village, University of Cincinnati 290 CCM Blvd., Cincinnati OH 45221 ⭐️ Tickets: $26 adult, $15 student, $20 UC faculty/staff, $10 UC student, $5 CCM student; group discounts available. Buy tickets online at https://ccmonstage.universitytickets.com/w/event.aspx?SeriesID=176 *ASL interpreting available during Friday, Oct. 2 performance. ASL viewing seating is available upon request by calling the Box Office at 513-556-4183 or emailing Box Office Manager Matthew Wilson. INTIMATE APPAREL By Lynn Nottage Torie Wiggins, alumni guest director ⭐️ Director | Torie Wiggins ⭐️ Dialect Coach | Katherine Littrell ⭐️ Intimacy Director| k. Jenny Jones ⭐️ Production Stage Manager | Sarah Anderson* ⭐️ Scenic Designer | Josie Heys* ⭐️ Lighting Designer | Ella Rosoff* ⭐️ Sound Designer | Haley Strong* ⭐️ Costume Designer | Celeste Jackson-Moody ⭐️ Hair & Make-Up Designer | Brittani Gray, guest artist ⭐️ Technical Director| Troy Brizius ⭐️ Prop Managers | Madeline Fields*, Caroline Ziegler* *CCM Student INTIMATE APPAREL is presented by special arrangement with Broadway Licensing, LLC, servicing the Dramatists Play Service collection. (www.dramatists.com)
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Me and my friends wrote a little play and it was so much fun!! #Transmigration2024
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Thirsty for more, yet? We are. Just six days until the best Showtunes Sunday Cincy edition yet. Plus, it's the first weekend of Cobblestone OTR's Halloween pop-up. It's gonna be lit. 🎉 Showtunes Sunday Cincy 🍹 Cobblestone OTR 🕙 4-7pm-ish (we'll start when The Bengals game ends) RSVP link in bio. Or just show up. Either way, see you this Sunday. #showtunessundaycincy #showtunes #cobblestoneotr #otr #broadway
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⭐️CCM’s Play Series opens with Lynn Nottage’s “Intimate Apparel,” directed by alumni guest artist Torie Wiggins on Oct. 1-3, 2026, in Cohen Family Studio Theater. The show is almost sold out — limited tickets available! The play follows Esther, a gifted African American seamstress living in New York City in 1905. Esther creates beautiful clothes for women from every part of society, but longs for her own romantic partner and home life. A delicate and tender exploration of the human heart, Intimate Apparel won the 2004 New York Drama Critics Award for Best Play. ⭐️ Estimated run time: 2 hours and 15 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission ⭐️ Location: CCM’s Cohen Family Studio Theater ⭐️ Tickets: $26 adult, $15 student, $20 UC faculty/staff, $10 UC student, $5 CCM student; group discounts available. Buy tickets online (link in bio)
 INTIMATE APPAREL By Lynn Nottage ⭐️ Director | Torie Wiggins ⭐️ Dialect Coach | Katherine Littrell ⭐️ Intimacy Director | k. Jenny Jones ⭐️ Production Stage Manager | Sarah Anderson* ⭐️ Scenic Designer | Josie Heys* ⭐️ Lighting Designer | Ella Rosoff* ⭐️ Sound Designer | Haley Strong* ⭐️ Costume Designer | Celeste Jackson-Moody ⭐️ Hair & Make-Up Designer | Brittani Gray, guest artist ⭐️ Technical Director | Troy Brizius ⭐️ Prop Managers | Madeline Fields*, Caroline Ziegler* Promo Video Credits: ⭐️ Actor | Kathuure Miriti* as Esther ⭐️ Prop Managers| Madeline Fields*, Caroline Ziegler* ⭐️ Props and Scene Setup | Josie Heys* ⭐️ Props and Scene Setup Advisor | Ashley Crockett ⭐️ Costume Stylist | Heather Sampanis ⭐️ Wig and Make-Up Stylist | Brittani Gray, guest artist ⭐️ Music | “Moonlight” by Haley Strong* ⭐️ Video Director | Melissa Godoy ⭐️ Lighting Designer | Blake Freechtle, alumnus ⭐️ Gaffer | Troy Spitzmiller* ⭐️ Camera/Grips | JD McManus*, Aiden Harbaum* ⭐️ Editor | Jake Benington* ⭐️ Assistant Editor | Lynae Spruance* ⭐️ Production Manager | Jen Lampson ⭐️ Assistant Production Manager | Matilda Dalton* ⭐️ Concept | Rebecca Butts 
 *CCM student
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No plans this weekend? We have you covered tonight, tomorrow, Sunday and next weekend as well!! ⭐️ 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25-Saturday, Sept. 26: “Brigadoon” in Concert, feat. CCM Philharmonia + CCM Musical Theatre students ⭐️ 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27: “Tuning Up,” feat. CCM Jazz Orchestra ⭐️ Thursday, Oct. 1-Saturday, Oct. 3: “Intimate Apparel,” presented as part of CCM’s Play Series Come enjoy live music and theatre by the next generation of performing artists at CCM! Tickets are on sale now through the CCM Box Office (link in bio). #cincymusic #cincyarts #jazz #musicaltheatre #play
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Just a few weeks away from completing 4 years of training teachers in Vocal Combat Technique. When I created VCT I started out working to help actors. Having teachers across the world train and help actors has been one of the most rewarding parts of the journey. It is amazing to see how it has grown. Thanks to all the VCT teachers who believe in helping actors go to the extremes they need in performance, and stay safe. Looking forward to the next steps!
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A few months ago, The Hollywood Reporter informally surveyed agents, managers and producers about who could be the next Curry Barker (Obsession) or Kane Parsons (Backrooms). CCM alumnus Spencer Lackey (BFA Acting, '17) was one of the names that kept coming up as a potential "next big thing in the horror space." They were right. Lackey is taking his scary stories from social media to feature films with "Lust," a movie he wrote and will direct. Neon, Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Spooky Pictures are teaming up on "Lust" with Lackey. "Paranormal Activity" veteran Steven Schneider is producing for Spooky Pictures, and Jason Blum and James Wan are producing for Blumhouse Atomic Monster. The plot is being kept secret, with Neon and Blumhouse Atomic Monster co-financing the project.
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You’re invited! Join us for CCM night at “Films at Washington Park” on September 13th from 5-7pm. We will be premiering original films from our current Media Production Students and recent Alumni. This event is open to all ages and completely free. Come support the hard work of our amazing MPRO and acting students! Where: Sherwin-Williams Porch at Washington Park | 1230 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202 When: September 13th, 5-7pm #ccm #mpro
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