Missouri Theatre
On the National Register of Historic Places, Missouri Theatre is central Missouri's only remaining pre-depression era movie palace and vaudeville stage. Built in 1928, the theatre's interior is an ornate baroque and rococo style of the Louis XIV and XV periods. Designed by the Boller Brothers Architects of Kansas City, the theatre is modeled after the Paris Opera House. Much of the original detailing survives, including the Belgian marble wainscoting, plaster reliefs, stained glass art panels under the balcony, and an 1,800-pound Italian chandelier featuring crystal prisms and etched panels.
203 S 9th St, Columbia, MO
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"050719 by reference" is a generative 8-channel sound installation by Kenneth Kirschner and Daniel Neumann that uses recordings of instrumental sounds from...
"050719 by reference" is a generative 8-channel sound installation by Kenneth Kirschner and Daniel Neumann that uses recordings of instrumental sounds from...
"050719 by reference" is a generative 8-channel sound installation by Kenneth Kirschner and Daniel Neumann that uses recordings of instrumental sounds from...
“One of the most vital and original ensembles on the American music scene.” – The New York Times Mizzou International Composers Festival...
"050719 by reference" is a generative 8-channel sound installation by Kenneth Kirschner and Daniel Neumann that uses recordings of instrumental sounds from...
Recent Events
Chinese Spring Festival Gala
2/3/20192019 Chinese New Year Showcase
2/1/2019Paula Poundstone
9/7/2018Recent Activity
Bridget N. Caddell posted a photo 10/31/2017
Graceful fan dancers will be one of the exciting performances.
Nancy C. Cheak-Zamora left a positive review 2/24/2017
Absolutely wonderful, showed the amazing talent and passion of students at MU and community members
Velaphi C. (MU-Student) Thipe left a positive review 2/23/2017
It was a great event. I never knew and met Monica Hand and Nina Simone but the words and music shared last night, I met them and got to know Monica Hand. Monica Hand, for her hands, touched lives, her voice and words were melodies that moved the lives she touched. I wish I had known her but last night I felt her presence which brought teary eyes, yes I almost cried because even though I never knew nor met her, she touched my life. Her work shared by the people who knew and met her touched my heart. Monica Hand, I never knew you but now I do.
Shakealia Y. (MU-Student) Finley left a positive review 1/23/2017
Thought provoking and timely speech on 21st century justice movements across the U.S.
Laura Pierce left a positive review 2/3/2016
Loved it!!
Laura Pierce left a positive review 2/10/2016
I just love, love, love Meshell, and I see the Mizzou Jazz Orchestra does also. It was a wonderful tribute to her music and originality! Thank you for making the performance possible!
Peggy Spiers left a positive review 10/6/2015
His presentation was wonderful. I especially liked his focus on leadership, and how few leaders we have in government today.
Ashley B. Burden left a positive review 1/30/2015
Wow! This was really a great event. The films were spectacular and I enjoyed the panel discussions afterwards. There was a nice spread on international food and even live music in the lobby. It was a great way to spend the afternoon.
Donald E. Spiers left a positive review 1/30/2015
It was excellent with a huge turnout. Each film had a different topic to offer and the international food was free and amazing.
alexanderml left a positive review 11/4/2017
This event was AMAZING. I was in awe of the passion that these students put into their playing! I had chills the entire time! Incredible performance!