Isn’t it ‘Grand’: Patrons say SLCC outperforms as newest Sundance venue
Tamara Brune-Wharton gathers feedback from Sundance Film Festival guests about their overall experience at the Grand Theatre.
Drama Club does ‘A Little More Homework’
The Drama Club is hosting a night of musical theatre, dance and comedy next week at the Black Box.
SLCC theatre program offers new AS degree
Learn more about the new theatre arts degree and what SLCC students will learn.
Will dance for food
Come enjoy a fantastic show performed by SLCC’s most talented dancers and help the Bruin Cupboard fill its shelves for the holiday season.
SLCC students clown around in the Black Box
"The Love for Three Oranges" is currently in production at the SLCC Black Box Theatre.
Current Grand Theatre production is a ‘Picnic’
Learn more about William Inge’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play and how you can see it.
24-hour theatre festival showcases collective creativity
Six groups of SLCC students had just 24 hours to cast, direct and perform an original play earlier this semester at the Black Box Theatre.
‘To Be Frank…’ tests versatility of student actors
With 30 pieces in one performance, “To Be Frank…” will challenge SLCC student actors. The play runs Thursday through Saturday.
SLCC Dance Company presents ‘Illusions and Delusions’
Illusions of floating, delusions that arise in the dark, and dreams of hope renewed and nightmares of losing a loved one. These are just a few of the images presented in movement by SLCC Dance Company in Illusions and Delusions.
Dance Company performance explores the natural world
SLCC Dance Company recently performed “Earthworks” at the Grand Theatre. It was their first of two concerts this year with the theme of the natural world, the forces of nature and elements of the earth.
Creativity flows inside School of Arts, Communication and Media
Creativity, expression and inspiration mark the School of Arts, Communication and Media.
‘Miss Evers’ Boys’ is a can’t miss theater experience
Explore the descent into real evil with "Miss Evers' Boys" as it represents what happened to syphilitic black men from 1932 to 1972.