Twobird uses dance, movement, mask play, music, and acting to tell the soul journey of Malcolm Bruce from the location of a southern small town chicken factory. In telling his story, Malcolm conjures a sequence of dreams portraying the various characters and stories of his life. Twobird is a solo performance written and performed by Michael McCamish, Professor of Anthropology and Criminal Justice at Chattanooga State. The musical score is composed and performed by Chattanooga’s Bob Stagner. The show was originally directed by Maria Lexa of Denmark. This is the 4th run of the show with its original production performed in 2009 in Berkeley, CA, the 2024 Chattanooga Fringe Festival, and then 2025 at the Barking Legs Theatre.

Rated PG for language and subject matter. Admission is FREE to all. Twobird is sponsored by the ChattState Honors Program.

All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.

Donations will be accepted at the door.

For further information call 423.697.2460 (for Music) or 423.697.3246 (for Theatre).

Twobird uses dance, movement, mask play, music, and acting to tell the soul journey of Malcolm Bruce from the location of a southern small town chicken factory. In telling his story, Malcolm conjures a sequence of dreams portraying the various characters and stories of his life. Twobird is a solo performance written and performed by Michael McCamish, Professor of Anthropology and Criminal Justice at Chattanooga State. The musical score is composed and performed by Chattanooga’s Bob Stagner. The show was originally directed by Maria Lexa of Denmark. This is the 4th run of the show with its original production performed in 2009 in Berkeley, CA, the 2024 Chattanooga Fringe Festival, and then 2025 at the Barking Legs Theatre.

Rated PG for language and subject matter. Admission is FREE to all. Twobird is sponsored by the ChattState Honors Program.

All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.

Donations will be accepted at the door.

For further information call 423.697.2460 (for Music) or 423.697.3246 (for Theatre).

• Women's game at 2:00pm EST
• Men's game at 4:00pm EST

Let Allied Health Jobs Work for You!

Join us at our Allied Health Job Fair on February 9th and take the next step in your healthcare career. Meet with top healthcare employers who are eager to connect with talented individuals like you. Discover exciting opportunities, make valuable connections, and start building your future!

Contact Career Services for information.

423-697-4421

• Women's game at 5:30pm EST
• Men's game at 7:30pm EST

Join the Chattanooga State Symphonic Band for the first installment of the two-part series, “Fact and Fiction.” This concert will feature musical selections that are sourced from real-world events, geography, and cultural styles. The Symphonic Band is directed by Nick Hartline and includes students of the college, the STEM School of Chattanooga, Collegiate High, as well as community volunteers.

All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.

Donations will be accepted at the door.

For further information call 423.697.2460 (for Music) or 423.697.3246 (for Theatre).

Non Conference games at 1pm and 3pm.

The Chattanooga State Music Department faculty present selections from the classical, contemporary, and American music repertories. Selections include works for voice, piano, guitar, and other instruments.

All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.

Donations will be accepted at the door.

For further information call 423.697.2460 (for Music) or 423.697.3246 (for Theatre).

Looking for help with your job search? Career Services is here for you! Visit us on February 18 in the McCormick Building, just outside the cafeteria, for guidance on navigating a variety of job search engines.

• Women's game at 5:30pm EST
• Men's game at 7:30pm EST

Join us at ChattState for 2026 STEM Day: Engineering the Future

• Explore STEM topics and careers with Engineering professionals and students.
• Participate in hands-on workshops, panel discussion, and a pizza luncheon.
• For students in Grades 7-10
• Event limited to 20 students per school with at least one chaperone per 10 students.

Questions?

Email Viva Reynolds, EIT Coordinator ([email protected])

“The classic cult films come to life on stage in one of the craziest, funniest, and bloodiest theatrical experiences of all time.” (Music Theatre International)

This musical combines elements from the first two films in the cult classic horror film series Evil Dead, which is about five friends who go to a cabin in the woods and discover that the woods are possessed by demonic forces. This musical is directed by Garry Posey, music directed by Jennifer Wilson, choreographed by Lindsay Fussell, and features fight choreography from Tyler Buckingham, a Chatt State alumnus who has gone on to do professional acting, fight choreography, and stunt work for film and television in Atlanta. EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

This musical is RATED R for explicit language, sexual innuendo, and approximated violence and gore. This production is NOT suitable for children.
Tickets are FREE for ChattState students, faculty, staff, and theatre department alumni. $15 general admission. Reserve your tickets now.

All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.

Donations will be accepted at the door.

For further information call 423.697.2460 (for Music) or 423.697.3246 (for Theatre).

Games at 11:00am and 1:00pm EST.

“The classic cult films come to life on stage in one of the craziest, funniest, and bloodiest theatrical experiences of all time.” (Music Theatre International)

This musical combines elements from the first two films in the cult classic horror film series Evil Dead, which is about five friends who go to a cabin in the woods and discover that the woods are possessed by demonic forces. This musical is directed by Garry Posey, music directed by Jennifer Wilson, choreographed by Lindsay Fussell, and features fight choreography from Tyler Buckingham, a Chatt State alumnus who has gone on to do professional acting, fight choreography, and stunt work for film and television in Atlanta. EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

This musical is RATED R for explicit language, sexual innuendo, and approximated violence and gore. This production is NOT suitable for children.
Tickets are FREE for ChattState students, faculty, staff, and theatre department alumni. $15 general admission. Reserve your tickets now.

All events are free to the public (except as noted) and are presented at the Chattanooga State Humanities Theatre (except as noted), 4501 Amnicola Highway.

Donations will be accepted at the door.

For further information call 423.697.2460 (for Music) or 423.697.3246 (for Theatre).