SPARC: A Renewed Focus on Collaboration in the Performing Arts
On the first day of classes, there was an interest meeting for theater enthusiasts, producers, dancers, and technical managers held at the Frank Center for Public Affairs. Excitement buzzed as the room quickly filled. By the time everyone had arrived, the space was overflowing. This enthusiasm was due to the Student Performing Arts Resources Committee (SPARC), beginning its first meeting. Working closely with performance arts groups such as Spike Tape, SHADES, Noisy Visuals, Collective Motion, and Wes Arabesque, the interdisciplinary committee aims to serve as an overarching group, supporting clubs ...
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