Performing Arts

The Rats and People Motion Picture Orchestra will be at the Cornell Complex on April 12, performing their original scores for the Buster Keaton silent films “The High Sign” and “Sherlock Jr.”

Anderson will perform songs from her new album, “Get to Somewhere,” which is inspired by her experience growing up in Pittsburg.

The 51st annual Pittsburg State University Jazz Festival is set for March 7. It’s a full day of music that can help cultivate an interest in jazz for high school students, as well as give them the opportunity to hear feedback from judges.

The group will be at the Cornell Complex on February 22, performing their show “Strings Unleashed.” It features a combination of classical and contemporary music, with songs from Bach, Bon Jovi and more.

For Tristan Wilder Hallett, the memory of his first concert is one that’s sure to stick with him. It just so happened to be this year’s Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, where he was nominated for Best Opera Recording.

NPR's Tiny Desk Contest is back and Tiny Desk's Host and Producer, Bobby Carter is excited to discover new artists and talent.

The national tour of a hit Broadway show, a popular ‘90s band, events especially for students, and several locally produced concerts and plays are on tap at the Bicknell Family Center for the Arts as part of this season's programming.

Dr. Bechtel knew early that music would become an integral part of her identity. She grew up singing and playing piano in her church in Eureka, KS two hours west of Pittsburg on a cattle ranch listening to a lot of country western music.

Even 70 years after ‘Dial M For Murder’ debuted in May of 1954 the story continues to resonate. The story was recreated as a movie 1998’s, A Perfect Murder starring Micheal Douglas. The sitcom Frasier titled an episode, ‘Dial M for Martin’ that followed a similar plot involving characters during season six.