Eastern Arizona College’s Fine Arts Division invites the community to a spectacular lineup of performances this spring, featuring student talent across theatre, vocal, instrumental, and jazz programs. With five unique events from April 25 to May 5, the season offers something for every audience—ranging from whimsical storytelling to toe-tapping jazz and imaginative choral works.

Spring Sing 2025: Wonder

Friday, April 25 at 7 p.m. & Saturday, April 26 at 1 p.m.
Fine Arts Auditorium | Free Admission

Presented by EAC’s Department of Music and produced by EAC’s new director of fine arts, Dr. Gideon Burrows, this year’s Spring Sing is themed Wonder—a musical journey celebrating curiosity, imagination, and the magic of storytelling. Featuring student vocalists and ensembles, Wonder promises to delight audiences of all ages with rich harmonies and awe-inspiring visuals.

EAC Wind Ensemble Concert

Wednesday, April 30, 2025 | 7 p.m.
Fine Arts Auditorium | Free Admission

Under the baton of EAC director of bands Geoff DeSpain, the Wind Ensemble will perform a powerful evening of music featuring a variety of instrumental selections. The concert promises to be a thrilling celebration of the energy and precision of wind band repertoire.

The Search for Delicious

May 1–3, 2025
SC-3 Black Box Theater | $5 Admission

Presented by Eastern Arizona College’s Repertory Acting Company, The Search for Delicious is a fully student-led production, cast, directed, and produced entirely by the members of the Rep Theatre class under the mentorship of EAC theatre director, Jeff Skiba. Performed in the intimate SC-3 Black Box Theater, the show offers a close-up, immersive experience for audiences. This family-friendly stage adaptation of Natalie Babbitt’s beloved novel follows 12-year-old Gaylen and his loyal horse Marrow on a quest to define the word “delicious” and prevent civil war in a mythical kingdom. With enchanted characters, comic misadventures, and a PG rating for mild fantasy violence, this magical tale is filled with laughter and heart.

Symphony Orchestra Concert: Fairy Tales & Other Stories

Saturday, May 3, 2025 | 7 p.m.
Lee Little Theater | Free Admission

Conducted by EAC director of orchestras, Franklin Alvarez, this enchanting concert brings to life music inspired by classic stories and fairy tales. Featuring imaginative orchestral works, Fairy Tales & Other Stories promises a magical evening of storytelling through sound.

Monday, May 5, 2025 | 7 p.m.
Lee Little Theater | Free Admission

Directed by “Uncle Gary” Sorensen, EAC’s Community Jazz Ensemble invites audiences to a heartwarming and swing-filled evening inspired by the comforting charm of Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. The concert opens with a cool jazz rendition of Won’t You Be My Neighbor, and throughout the evening, Sorensen weaves in personal commentary and reflections reminiscent of the beloved TV host. With a program full of tight charts and musical variety, The Music of Our Neighborhood promises to be a unique and uplifting jazz experience.

All performances are presented by Eastern Arizona College’s Fine Arts Division and are open to the public. For more information, call (928) 428-8359 or visit www.eac.edu.

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About Eastern Arizona College:

Since 1888, Eastern Arizona College has been the undisputed Smart Higher Education Destination, shaping student dreams into reality. With a faculty of qualified and caring instructors, EAC is committed to preparing students for high-demand careers and advanced studies at top universities.

EAC offers a diverse range of more than 90 degrees and certificates, including two bachelor’s degrees. The College is home to the state’s premier nursing school and a fine arts program that features Arizona’s only community college marching band. EAC also boasts an engineering program that prepares students for success at top-tier firms and universities.

Beyond academics, EAC is a vibrant community where students thrive, forging connections that last a lifetime. Experience on-campus housing, engage in over 30 clubs and organizations, participate in dynamic intramurals, and cheer for nationally ranked athletic and e-sports teams.