Squitieri Studio Theatre Presents NO SOUTHERN ACCENT 3/25 & 3/28
Expect to be impressed when UF's premiere co-ed a cappella group takes to the stage Thursday, March 25 and Sunday, March 28 at the Squitieri Studio Theatre. This student-run group will dazzle audiences with their award-winning talent and dedication to their music.
Over the past 25 years, college a cappella has become a huge hit, with more than 1,200 college groups nationwide and 200,000 alumni. Once merely considered a destination for choir geeks, collegiate a cappella has achieved an aura of glamour, moving from college campuses to bigger (and more varied) stages. University of Florida's very own No Southern Accent is part of that starry-eyed and often quirky subculture of campus a cappella.Formed in 2001, the competitive co-ed group No Southern Accent (NSA) has been an active part of the University of Florida and Gainesville community, performing at events such as Children's Miracle Network's Dance Marathon, Relay for Life and various UF sporting events.Love Theater in Miami? Join The Community!
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