Get Ready for the Joys, Hurts of SRJC’s “Emotional Creature”
What's it like to be a girl today. Find out at Santa Rosa Junior College's "Emotional Creature," playing through March 13 at Burbank Auditorium.
SSU’s Sparkling Jaunt “Into the Woods”
This was an ensemble well suited for their roles, and the large crowd at the Evert B. Person Theatre rewarded them with an enthusiastic ovation.
A Very Jolly Holiday: SRJC’s “Mary Poppins”
Alanna Weatherby and Noah Sternhill shine in the latest production from Santa Rosa Junior College Theatre Arts.
SSU’s “Hummingbird Wars” Shows Vet’s Struggle to Save His Family
The new production at Sonoma State University lets us watch an Afghan war veteran cope as his family life unravels.
SSU’s Latest Farce Asks: Was Lincoln Gay?
The eight cast members make most of this three-act play, which turns from the politically farcical to the slapstick silly to the deadly bizarre.
Santa Rosa Junior College's Theatre Arts has got the new season off to a nice start with this at-times wacky look at love by John Cariani.
"South Pacific" is just one of five shows for this season's Summer Repertory Theatre.“Ballad of Juan José” tickles as it teaches the U.S. Experience
Marcos Rivas Sanchez effortlessly embodies the wide-eyed Juan José, a modern-day stranger in a strange land. The play, originally commissioned by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, reminds us of that striking American notion: all people are created equal.
SSU’s “Heroines” Lets Female Voices Be Heard
If you can’t find the operetta you want, build the operetta that works for you.
That’s the idea behind Sonoma State University’s “Heroines,” which opened Thursday at the Everett B. Person Theatre. The college has a wealth of talented young female voices, so instructors Lynne Morrow and Jane Erwin Hammett decided to take songs from a variety of works from the 1880s to the 1930s in order to put together the many roles needed.
Theater lovers will delight in this landmark production from Santa Rosa Junior College. Performances continue through Dec. 7 at the college's Burbank Auditorium.