There’s a slapstick story holding together Santa Rosa’s Junior College’s latest production of “The Servant of Two Masters,” but at times it feels as if it’s wedged in the middle of a comedy workshop.
Great voices, memorable Mozart in SSU’s “The Magic Flute”
It's got soaring arias, cute animals puppets and plenty of memorable Mozart. It's SSU's latest production, "The Magic Flute."
SSU’s “Bluebird” for young at heart
Here is a tale for the young at heart. "The Bluebird" tells of a boy and his dog taking a journey into magical lands in search of the secret of happiness.
The magical story of “Peter and the Starcatcher”
Guest Blogger Crissi Langwell shares about this prequel to the classic by J.M. Barrie, now playing at the Spreckels Performing Arts Center.
SRJC delights with rousingly good “Music Man”
For its annual fall extravaganza, SRJC has stacked the deck with an impressive cast, including at least 10 actors who've had top roles in past college productions.
Five strong women take the stage in SSU’s “Waiting for the Parade”
In the play, we see the lives of five Canadian women upended by the outbreak of World War II.
SRJC’s “Leaving Home” a striking montage of student lives
In SRJC's "Leaving Home," the actors convincingly embody a variety of characters. And their lines in these brief vignettes are crisp and thought provoking.
45th SRT season hits right notes with Gershwin’s “Nice Work”
The Santa Rosa Junior College summer program got its 45th season off to a strong start with this musical featuring the works of George and Ira Gershwin.
SSU’s “Hamlet” a fiery and gripping display of revenge
Matt Lindberg gives a remarkable performance as a young man alone trying to uncover the truth surrounding the death of his father the King, and later moving forward to avenge the murder.
All Not as it Seems in Lively, All-Male “Twelfth Night” at SRJC
The production used well the novelty of the all-male cast while staging an amusing and occasionally wacky comedy of mistaken identity and mixed-up affections.
