Betty Who? “Collective Rage: A Play in 5 Betties” showcases the complexity of femininity and identity

From the night of Halloween, Oct. 31 to Nov. 2, “Collective Rage: A Play in 5 Betties” ran for a total of three shows at the Large Studio of Pomona College’s Seaver Theatre Complex. The production follows the titular Bettys — five different women who share the same name, but couldn’t be more different from each other — as they navigate the challenges of womanhood and figuring out who they are.

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‘The Play that Goes Wrong’ showcases commitment to the bit

From Nov. 15 to 17, “The Play That Goes Wrong” turned Pomona College’s Seaver Theater into a whirlwind of laughter and chaos. The comedy-within-a-comedy follows a theater group’s attempts to stage a murder mystery.

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Student Kabuki theater production continues legacy of Pomona professor’s sharing of centuries-old Japanese cultural art

Student Kabuki theater troupe KabukiMa invites the Claremont community to learn about Japanese Kabuki theater this weekend through performances and an academic symposium.

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‘The Last, Best Small Town’ centers the Latinx experience

“The Last, Best Small Town” follows two SoCal families as they navigate culture, race and the American Dream. The play will run from March 3-6.

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Climate ACTivism: Climate Change Theatre Action spreads climate education in accessible, intimate setting

As part of a worldwide series of Climate Change Theatre Action plays, students performed eight short monologues at The Hive on Tuesday.

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Fall play ‘Circle Mirror Transformation’ puts intimacy, growth on center stage

During an often awkward return to in-person activities, “Circle Mirror Transformation” is the perfect play to explore the dynamic of strangers growing together. The Pomona College production will run from Oct. 7-10 at the Seaver Theatre.

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