A LOOK BACK
Watch highlights from previous events
and performances.
A LOOK BACK
Watch highlights from previous events and performances.
SJSU @ Hammer➔
Dreamer Project: an undocuplay — Borderlands
Undocumented students share their story in the Dreamer Project, a verbatim theatre piece created from interviews with SJSU students. Follow these young people on their continuing journeys from Mexico and Central America and learn about the issues surrounding those who seek to find a home in the U.S..
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Holidays @ Hammer➔
A Merry-Achi Christmas - Mariachi Sol de Mexico
How is Christmas celebrated in the Southwest? With traditional carols playedby a mariachi of course! And this November, Mariachi Sol de Mexico®, with the blazing sounds of its 13-piece ensemble, brings to life a festive, joyous holiday celebration.
November 29 @ 3:00 pm
November 29 @ 7:30 pm
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SJSU @ Hammer➔
Bang-Bang You're Dead!
The Department of Film and Theatre's School Touring Ensemble Program (STEP) presents its theatrical production of Bang Bang You're Dead! written by William Mastrosimone and directed by Buddy Butler, to help enable and empower students to put an end to the escalating trend of violence and bullying in schools today.
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Holidays @ Hammer➔
Cool Yule 2019
The SJSU Jazz Orchestra mixes a mainstream jazz repertoire with holiday classics in Cool Yule. Celebrate the start of the season with this concert of contemporary jazz for large ensemble.
December 4 @ 7:30 pm
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National Theatre Live
High-definition screenings that bring the best of British theatre to the Hammer stage. Student rush tickets available! Don’t miss these great events!
A Merry-Achi Christmas
How is Christmas celebrated in the Southwest? With traditional carols played by a mariachi of course! Mariachi Sol de Mexico®, with the blazing sounds of its 13-piece ensemble, brings to life a festive, joyous holiday celebration.
[Dreamer] Project: An Undocuplay
Undocumented students share their stories in the Dreamer Project, a verbatim theatre piece created from interviews with SJSU students. Follow these young people on their continuing journeys from Mexico and Central America and learn about the issues surrounding those who seek to find a home in the U.S.
