Performed in Albright College's Wachovia Theatre, September 2019, and directed by Joesph Love '20, "Everybody" explores the meaning of life, taking the title character on a journey to discover life's greatest questions while being confronted with personal morality.

Directed by Kevin Dibble, Albright College students sang as members of Albright Angels, Mane Men, Concert Choir and Women's Chorale for "Celebrate the Season: What Sweeter Music" choral concert, Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019.

Directed by Kevin Dibble, Albright College students sang as members of Albright Angels, Mane Men, Concert Choir and Women's Chorale for "A Song in Our Hearts" choral concert, Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019.

Albright College's Domino Players theatre troupe has been invited to perform "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time" on the main stage of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre (KCACTF) Region II Festival, in the University of Maryland's Kay Theatre, Jan. 17, 2020.

Conducting research with business faculty member, Richard Schott, MBA, Albright business administration major Sean Darrar '20, produced a documentary exploring the early-day unethical business practices of the iconic Reading Pagoda. A free screening of the documentary "Reading's Pagoda: The Business That Never Was" will be held on Oct. 16 at 7 p.m., in Albright College's Center for the Arts Klein Lecture Hall.

Fifty-five Albright College students presented original artwork for the Freedman Gallery's annual juried student exhibit, this May. Several artists earned prizes and awards, given in different categories during a special reception and many of the exhibitors sold work to visitors.

While working with Lancaster Partnership for Public Health, Albright student Alma Felix created a short documentary about the negative effects of exposure to lead in children from the Lancaster, Pa., area. The film premiered Tuesday, February 19 at Zoetropolis, Lancaster.

Albright senior Sarah Crake of West Pittston, Pa., has won a 2015 Hoenig Theatre Artists' Scholarship. Crake is one four students nationwide to receive the $3,000 stipend, designed to "assist promising young artists in establishing a career in the theatre and theatre arts."

Albright's Domino Players offered standing ovation performances of "A Raisin in the Sun" in Wachovia Theatre, fall 2018, and at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Region II Festival, January 2019.

More than 60 students perform in Albright College's four choral ensembles, singing in various concerts - on campus and off - throughout the 2014-15 academic year.

The Albright College Domino Players presented "Devious Laughter," a production of short plays, Sept. 25 to 28, 2014

The Children's Theatre of Albright presented "Gustav, the Goose Who Wouldn't Fly" by Albright College assistant professor of theatre Matt Fotis, Ph.D.