Hillsboro's Performing Arts Series Promises an Electrifying Season Ahead

The Performing Arts Series (PAS) at Hill College is gearing up for its 31st season, bringing a diverse lineup of world-class performers to the Hillsboro community. With a rich history of captivating audiences, the series continues to showcase the best in music, theater, and more, thanks to the generous support of its dedicated patrons.

Elevating the Arts, Enriching the Community

A Diverse Lineup of Acclaimed Performers

The upcoming PAS season promises to be a true feast for the senses, with a lineup of renowned artists spanning various genres. Kicking things off on October 24th, the University of North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band, a Grammy-award winning ensemble, will grace the stage with their dynamic sound and unique jazz stylings. This internationally acclaimed group has performed at prestigious festivals and venues worldwide, including a memorable performance at the White House with Duke Ellington and Stan Getz.In November, the Reed Quintet of the Air Force Band of the West will take the stage, showcasing their exceptional musicianship and captivating performances. The season continues with "Crash at Crush," a musical production by Texas Comedies that delves into the 1896 staged train crash near West, Texas, on February 20th.The grand finale of the season comes on April 29th with "Party in the PAC," featuring the electrifying Intensity Band. This high-energy event promises to be a celebration of the arts, bringing the community together in the Vara Martin Daniel Performing Arts Center.

Fostering the Next Generation of Performers

Alongside the professional performances, the Hill College Players are set to kick off their season on October 16th with a thrilling three-night series of "Wicked Lit." This spooky showcase will feature adaptations of classic horror stories, including "The New Catacomb" by Jonathan Josephson, "The Unnamable" by H.P. Lovecraft, and "The Yellow Paper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman."Wicked Lit is a great way to kick off the spooky season and get ready for Halloween," said Dr. Jenny Corder, professor of drama. "Our Hill College Players have been hard at work creating psychological thrillers for our college and our community."

Supporting the Arts, Shaping the Future

The Performing Arts Series at Hill College is made possible through the generous support of its patrons. Individuals can become members of the Phillip H. Lowe Performing Arts Series, with various levels of support, including benefactor (0), sustainer (), patron (), or supporter (). For those who wish to make a more significant contribution, a lifetime benefactor level is available for donations of ,000 or more.These donations not only support the current season but also help to ensure the future of the Performing Arts Series, allowing the college to continue bringing world-class performers to Hillsboro for years to come. Donors' names are proudly displayed in each program, a testament to their commitment to the arts and the community.With an exciting lineup, a dedicated team of performers, and the unwavering support of its patrons, the Performing Arts Series at Hill College is poised to deliver an unforgettable season that will captivate and inspire audiences of all ages. Whether you're a seasoned arts enthusiast or a newcomer to the performing arts, this season promises to be one you won't want to miss.