UNCG Auditorium
The UNCG Auditorium is a 1,642 seat proscenium-style theatre. The building was completed in 1927 with seating for 2,288. In 2008, UNCG auditorium underwent a $19 million dollar renovation which added improved acoustics, more leg room for patrons, and a double-lift orchestra pit. The hall is used for musical productions, operas, symphonies, ensembles, University Concert and Lecture Series, faculty and guest dance performances, and various other performing arts events.
UNCG Auditorium is located on the corner of Spring Garden and Tate Street. UNCG Auditorium is handicapped accessible and also features hearing-assistance listening devices.
Directions
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Parking
Parking is available in unreserved spaces in the Tate Street Parking Lot between Spring Garden and Lee Streets. Please do not park in spaces reserved for the Weatherspoon Art Museum. For weekday, daytime shows, parking is also available off of Tate Street and surrounding streets.
March 2023
Mozart’s “Così fan tutte” • Opera Theatre
Mozart's whimsical and wry tale of fidelity, deception, and seduction.
Find out more »April 2023
Mozart’s “Così fan tutte” • Opera Theatre
Mozart's whimsical and wry tale of fidelity, deception, and seduction.
Find out more »Symphonic Band • Anthony Taylor, clarinet
Jonathan Caldwell, conductor
Anthony Taylor, clarinet
HUSA: Smetana Fanfare
GOTŌ: Fêtes lointains
BASSI: Fantasia da Concerto sopra motivi dell’opera
GRAINGER: Lincolnshire Posy
University Band
Kristin Arp, conductor
SOUSA: King Cotton
BRYANT: Dusk
NORRIS: Liminal Spaces
NISHIMURA: Star Ship
STUART: Three Ayres from Gloucester
LIKHUTA: Planet B
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Folk Song Suite
Wind Ensemble • Garrett Klein, trumpet
Jonathan Caldwell, conductor
Garrett Klein, trumpet
BALLARD: Ocotillo Festival Overture
CHANG: Sunan Dances
HUDSON: The Hopes and Dreams of Flightless Birds (world premiere)
ZHOU: Seeker's Scherzo
HUSA: Music for Prague 1968
Jazz Ensemble I featuring Roxy Coss • Miles Davis Jazz Festival
Musician, Composer, Bandleader, Educator and Activist Roxy Coss has become one of the most unique and innovative saxophonists on the scene. Winner of a 2016 ASCAP Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award, the Downbeat Critics' Poll listed her as a "Rising Star" on soprano saxophone the past five years in a row, and a Downbeat Magazine review called her "an exceptional young talent." Originally from Seattle, Roxy has been a fixture on the New York scene for over ten years. She has headlined extensively around the world, including major festivals and venues like the Newport Jazz Festival, Melbourne Big Band Festival, San Jose Jazz Summerfest, Ballard Jazz Festival, The Jazz Standard, and Jazz Showcase, among others.
Find out more »Symphony Orchestra and Sinfonia
Rotem Weinberg, conductor
Rebecca MacLeod, conductor
Tyler Reece, double bass (Winner, Student Artist Competition)
MONCAYO: Huapango
MARTIN: Bass Concerto
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Concerto Grosso
BERNSTEIN: West Side Story (selections)