Lights, camera, action! On Feb. 11, 25 Pierce College theater students attended the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Mesa, Ariz. The conference was
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Theatre department reimagines classic tradegy
A 3000-year-old tragedy is coming to Pierce College, but with a post-apocalyptic twist. Opening the 2025 spring Theatre department season, this “Antigone” is set in
Spitfires take the stage
An emotional comedy that will resonate with audiences while having a holiday kick is set to premiere. Robert Harling’s “Steel Magnolias” will open at the
Review: “Eight Nights”
It’s one thing to record history as a matter of fact, but it’s another thing when that history is told through a narrative. “Eight Nights,”
Preview: “The Importance of Being Earnest”
Classes are back, sports are back and now theatre is back too. “It’s an easy play to love,” Vaaz said. “It’s funny and we wanted
‘Ernest’ actors prep backstage
Los Angeles Pierce College Theatre is back at the Performing Arts Building Mainstage with Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy “The Importance of Being Earnest.” This performance
Review: ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’
After sitting through nearly a year without any event on campus, it is refreshing to say that the first full-production at the LAPC Theatre went
Live and back in action
After standing empty for an entire year, the Pierce College Performing Arts Building was filled with prop graffiti walls, hanging lights and the laughter and
Six degrees of social justice
The sound of police sirens approaching from a distance may comfort some, but to others it’s a noise associated with anxiety of potential brutality. This