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Facilities
The Division of Fine Arts offers four
performance facilities: Festival Concert Hall, Beckwith Recital Hall,
Askanase Auditorium, and Walsh Studio Theatre.
Both Festival Concert Hall and Beckwith
Recital Hall are available for rental. Please follow the links for more
information.
Festival Concert Hall
Festival
Concert Hall is an acoustically excellent, 1000-seat hall, opened in
1981. FCH is the concert home for all NDSU music major ensembles, The
F-M Symphony, The F-M Opera, and for special concert and performance
appearances by groups such as the Vienna Choir Boys, The Second City,
the Blenders, the Smuin Ballet, the National Symphony Orchestra, and
other touring arts organizations. Festival Concert Hall is also available
for rental.
Festival Concert Hall is located in the southwest
corner of the North Dakota State University campus, at the intersection
of 12th Avenue North and Bolley Drive.
Festival
Concert Hall Events
Beckwith Recital Hall
Beckwith Recital Hall has the same acoustical
excellence as FCH but is a smaller setting with capacity being 200.
It is used as a classroom for Art and Music as well as faculty, student
and small group recitals. Beckwith is also available for outside rental.
Beckwith Recital Hall is located in the southwest
corner of the North Dakota State University campus, at the intersection
of 12th Avenue North and Bolley Drive.
Beckwith
Recital Hall Events
Askanase Auditorium
Askanase
auditorium is a 380-seat proscenium theatre. The Little Country Theatre
uses the space for a majority of their productions.
Askanase auditorium is located at the intersection of
12th Avenue North and Albrecht Blvd.
Walsh Studio Theatre
Walsh Studio Theatre is a flexible studio-laboratory
"black box" space. It is located in Askanase Hall, at the corner
of 12th Avenue North and Albrecht Blvd.
All production spaces are handicap accessible and assistive
listening devices are available upon request.
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