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LACCD partners with Latino Theater Company
A melting pot seasoned with tradition, artistry and education, the Latino Theater Company gives a voice to underrepresented communities to spark dialogue and illustrate their
Southern gothic classic reimagined in contemporary East Los Angeles
Urban strongman Stanley Kowalski’s personal kryptonite arrives for an extended stay. Stella and Stanley’s perfectly imperfect married life quickly unravels when sister Blanche arrives on
Dying to Perform
Cast members of “Hookman” paint their faces with makeup and fake blood while music and laughter fills the dressing room as they prepare for their
Preview: The Hookman is coming…
Urban legends of murderers and kidnappers on the loose are frightening stories to share around a campfire, but they’re also cautionary tales that warn about
‘Twelfth Night’ strikes comedic gold
When you begin to imagine the illustrious world of Shakespeare most would see witches conjuring spells and lovers wandering the streets of Verona. It is
Behind the scenes of the Costuming for Theater class
Students work on in class projects and learn how to create clothing in TA 411 – Costuming for Theatre. Samantha Bravo and Randi Love visit
Theater Review: “Hairspray”
Tremendous wigs, decked out threads and enough hairspray to tear through the ozone. Directed by Shaheen Vaaz, Pierce’s rendition of “Hairspray” is a diamond in
Get ready for ‘the nicest kids in town’
Breezy Baltimore streets, dizzying dynamic dance moves, out of sight outfits.And hair. Lots and lots of hair. The wait has come to an end.
Good news for ‘Bad Jews’
For the first time in more than 10 years, the Pierce College Theatre Department sold out the entire run of one of its show. All