Theater / Music

Little Theatre – Room: CA135
Music by Alexander Lee
Book and Lyrics by David García Sadaña

A young librarian (GINGER) is excited for her first day on the job, and has a secret lifelong desire to keep it open on Sundays. The two senior librarians (ROBERTA & AGNES) attempt to get Ginger fired, until they realize that they can use her as an unwitting accomplice in an insurance fraud scheme. After Ginger realizes she and her love interest, the USPS man (MICHAEL), have been framed, Ginger attempts to foil the scheme with a good ol’ fashioned heist and set things right in Librarydom. All in a day’s work… at your local county instituted, public-funded, everyday library!

Pasadena City College Theater Department presents Hamlet, 3/25/22
Directed by Deborah Taylor Clapp
Assistant Directors: Daniel Grimaldi & Christian Rendon
Fight Choreographer: William Hickman
Performed at the Jameson Amphitheater

Cast:
HAMLET: Daniel Grimaldi
HORATIO: Christian Rendon
CLAUDIUS: Clarke Crane
GERTRUDE: Joye Anderson
POLONIUS: May Arcega-Davis
LAERTES/PLAYER: Anthony Garcia
OPHELIA: Shelby Clark
GHOST/GRAVEDIGGER: Adam Montague
ROSENCRANTZ/FRANCISCO: Adrian Flores Ballard
GUILDENSTERN/ROYAL COURT: Aylah Robinson
PLAYER KING/MARCELLUS: Sam Campbell
PLAYER QUEEN/PRIEST/ROYAL COURT: Nianna Nicholson
BARNARDO/PLAYER COURT/GUARD: Gwenyth Kim
PLAYER COURT/GUARD: Zana Maslesa

THEATER Crew:
Brian Tiglio, Noah Caraballo, Macy Smith, Lauren Sosa and the PLAYERS

VIDEO CREW:
Executive Producer: Jim Patrick
Producer/Director: Noah Caraballo
Technical Director: Charles Patterson
Audio: James Molina
Cameras: Daniel Sterling, Xavier Zamora, Lance Rudin

Thanks to: Steve Dietrick

PCC Theater Dept. Presents Susan Glaspell’s “Inheritors” - Directed by Katherine J. Nigh. Written 100 years ago, Glaspell’s “Inheritors” asks questions that are as pointed today as they were then: Who does the land of America “belong” to? How do we right the wrongs of our historical past? Who is the “right” kind of American? Do “radicals” belong in the classroom? How do we fight for those who are oppressed, imprisoned and silenced, when we ourselves are suppressed? Come see a young woman in the year 1921 struggling to answer these questions and more. She may not find all the answers, but she finds, in the end. . .herself.

March 2, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, Center for the Arts Theatre – Room: CA 135

Pasadena City College Theater Arts Presents “The Winter’s Tale”, by William Shakespeare – directed by Christine Adaire - performed on July 27, 2024