Paul Creative Arts Center
Explore the Paul Creative arts center
Be wowed. Explore the edge of passion, daring, intellect, power and poetry. The Paul Creative Arts Center (PCAC) is UNH’s center for the fine and performing arts. Visual art, music, dance, and theatre are living and breathing every day at PCAC. Be part of the experience.
Upcoming Events!
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Oct6
7:00pm - 7:00pm, THE HALF-WRITTEN PLAYConceived and Directed by David KayeThe Half-Written Play will present a unique theatrical experience focused on a divisive issue related to sustainability. With the play performed to the midpoint, and the actors frustrated by the dead end at which their characters have arrived, the audience will take charge in charting how the play will conclude. This performance is associated with New Frontiers in Research Fund which supports interdisciplinary internat...
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Oct7
7:00pm - 7:00pm, THE HALF-WRITTEN PLAYConceived and Directed by David KayeThe Half-Written Play will present a unique theatrical experience focused on a divisive issue related to sustainability. With the play performed to the midpoint, and the actors frustrated by the dead end at which their characters have arrived, the audience will take charge in charting how the play will conclude. This performance is associated with New Frontiers in Research Fund which supports interdisciplinary internat...
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Oct8
7:00pm - 7:00pm, THE HALF-WRITTEN PLAYConceived and Directed by David KayeThe Half-Written Play will present a unique theatrical experience focused on a divisive issue related to sustainability. With the play performed to the midpoint, and the actors frustrated by the dead end at which their characters have arrived, the audience will take charge in charting how the play will conclude. This performance is associated with New Frontiers in Research Fund which supports interdisciplinary internat...
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Oct9
7:00pm - 7:00pm, THE HALF-WRITTEN PLAYConceived and Directed by David KayeThe Half-Written Play will present a unique theatrical experience focused on a divisive issue related to sustainability. With the play performed to the midpoint, and the actors frustrated by the dead end at which their characters have arrived, the audience will take charge in charting how the play will conclude. This performance is associated with New Frontiers in Research Fund which supports interdisciplinary internat...
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Oct10
7:00pm - 7:00pm, THE HALF-WRITTEN PLAYConceived and Directed by David KayeThe Half-Written Play will present a unique theatrical experience focused on a divisive issue related to sustainability. With the play performed to the midpoint, and the actors frustrated by the dead end at which their characters have arrived, the audience will take charge in charting how the play will conclude. This performance is associated with New Frontiers in Research Fund which supports interdisciplinary internat...
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Oct11
2:00pm - 2:00pm, THE HALF-WRITTEN PLAYConceived and Directed by David KayeThe Half-Written Play will present a unique theatrical experience focused on a divisive issue related to sustainability. With the play performed to the midpoint, and the actors frustrated by the dead end at which their characters have arrived, the audience will take charge in charting how the play will conclude. This performance is associated with New Frontiers in Research Fund which supports interdisciplinary internat...
Purchase Tickets
- Online: https://unharts.com
- In person: Paul Creative Arts Center Ticket Office (The box office is also open one hour prior to each event)
- 30 Academic Way
University of New Hampshire
Durham, NH 03824 - Venue/Seating Information

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