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This year鈥檚 showcases artistry and innovation from across the Geer College of the Art鈥檚 four academic units: the School of Art and Design, the Department of Dance, the Bailey School of Music, and the Department of Theatre and Performance Studies.  

鈥淥ur 2025鈥�26 season reflects the heart of what we do at the Geer College of the Arts,鈥� says Dean鈥疛awshing Arthur Liou. 鈥淚t is a year of bold ideas and transformative experiences that honor our commitment to innovation, excellence and community.鈥� 

罢丑别鈥疉rtsKSU Presents: Professional Series brings world-class artists and ensembles to the university鈥檚 Arts District, enriching the campus and community through unforgettable performances. This season鈥檚 lineup features cutting-edge work by鈥�, the elegant brilliance of the鈥�, a return of the to our campus for the holidays, the incomparable , genre-defying movement by鈥�, and a season-closing performance by the legendary鈥�. 

The 2025鈥�26 season also marks a major milestone for the Geer College of the Arts:鈥�20 Years of Dance at KSU. From the first degree in dance being offered at KSU in 2005 under the visionary leadership of Dr. Ivan Pulinkala, to what has become the state鈥檚 largest undergraduate dance program and a nationally recognized center for dance today, Dance at KSU is a story of is a story of vision, dedication and transformation. Now under the leadership of Professor Marsha Barsky for the past five years, this anniversary will be celebrated with two world premieres from nationally acclaimed choreographers鈥疓ianna Burright鈥痑nd鈥疞eandro Damasco, setting the tone for a landmark year of movement and expression. The signature event,鈥�鈥淟abyrinth,鈥� is a special concert that features four works by faculty and guest choreographers: Ivan Pulinkala, KSU provost; Shannon Alvis, limited-term faculty; Autumn Eckman, artistic director for the Department of Dance and assistant professor; and Yankalle Filtser, world-renowned Israeli choreographer and guest artist.