Summer Repertory Theatre off to another top-notch season
If last week's production of "La Cage aux Folles" is any indication, Santa Rosa Junior College's Summer Repertory Theatre is going to have another super season.
A Gem in SRJC Theatre’s “Trouble in Mind”
One of the treats of season tickets is going to plays you might not have chosen and finding an unexpected gem. Such is “Trouble in Mind,” the opening production of Santa Rosa Junior College's Theatre Arts season.
A Five-Star “My Fair Lady” Shines at SRJC
I highly recommend this delightful production of the Broadway classic. Erin Ashe and Trevor Hoffmann shine in the lead roles and Peter Crompton's set magically transports us to 1912 London.
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Emily Fernandez grew up in Rohnert Park, graduated from Rancho Cotate High School in 2007; attended Sonoma State University for two years before attending the Santa Rosa Junior College. In January of 2011, she began MyCollegeDiscounts.com with partner Kacee O'Daniel. The site lists the Sonoma County restaurants, beauty shops, and other retailers that offer special discounts to college students.
SRJC Theatre Arts Season Opens With “Big Love”
The junior college's Theatre Arts Department opened its new season with Charles M. Mee's comedic dance-theatre piece about 50 sisters/brides who run away from arranged marriages with 50 grooms.
Chance to Appear in Music Video with Singer Jake Walden
Jake Walden, a Sonoma County native and Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter, is coming back here Oct. 1 to shoot a music video, and he’s inviting young and old to be a part of the filming.
SRT Alert: Director in Pantyhose
When a cast member couldn't appear on stage, Summer Repertory Theatre's Artistic Director James Newman gamely answered the call, even though it involved the phrase, 54 Triple E. His photo comes from the SRT Playbill.
Journalism Scholarship Winners Announced
This year's journalism scholarship winners included Elvis Wong and Johanna Fleischman, both of Casa Grande High in Petaluma. The photo is by my colleague, Beth Schlanker.
