Mesa College Theatre Company presents
The Man Who Couldn't Dance
- by Jason Katims
- Directed by Joseph Bekkedahl
Loyalties
- by Murphy Guyer
- Directed by David MacDonald Jr.
Scooter Thomas Makes it to the Top of the World
- by Peter Parnell
- Directed by Amy Poters
The Problem
- by A.R. Gurney Jr.
- Directed by Mariana Loon
- Venue: Apolliad Theatre
- Box Office: 619-388-2621
- November 13-15, 2009
- Friday and Saturday 8PM
- Sunday 7PM
- $5 - SDCCD Students and Staff (With ID)
- $5 - Mesa Neighbors (92111 zip code)
- $8 - Students, Seniors, Military
- $10 - General Admission
Mesa College Drama Department
The Mesa College Drama Department offers a unique program for majors as well as a variety of courses for the casual student.
The Mesa College Theater Company, a two year training program for Dramatic Arts Majors, has been producing quality shows and quality theater artists for over fifteen years. Individuals who become a part of Mesa College Theater Company get the unique opportunity of having hands-on theater training while working towards an AA degree. Utilizing a main stage theatre and a New York style black box theatre, students are involved in the experience of creating a show from the ground up. Students apply what they learn in their acting and design classes to produce two quality shows each semester--all shows are student acted, designed, built and crewed and one production each season is student directed. The four semester program provides students with a good foundation for successful transfer to four year programs such as San Diego State, UCSD, UCI, UCLA, San Francisco State, CSU Long Beach, Harvard's Acting Program, ACT, and the Miesner Institute. MCTC graduates are working in the film and television industries as well as holding position at the La Jolla Playhouse, the Old Globe Theater and the San Diego Repertory Theatre.
The department also offers courses in acting, acting for film, stage make-up, and script analysis for the casual theatre student as well as two survey cinema courses and Introduction to Dramatic Arts which fullfil the GE Humanities requirements.
Inquiries may be directed to Professor Kris Clark.