“Corona Cutie,” a musical written by Lucy Geller PO ’21, entertained audiences with virtual screenings from April 23 to 25.
Tag: Theater
‘The Addams Family’ to spook the 5Cs this weekend
Streaming May 1-3, the full scale, virtual spring production of “The Addams Family” musical brings spooky, spirited fun to the 5Cs.
Student-run theater group puts on all-female production of ‘The Wolves’
5C theatre troupe The Green Room put on Sarah DeLappe’s play “The Wolves,” about high school girls today and the complexities of girlhood.
‘Pippin’ brings hip-hop and anime weirdness to Seaver Theatre
Pomona College’s production of “Pippin” is bringing layers of weird to Seaver Theatre with hip-hop, anime and angst.
Award-winning Sarah Jones performs one-woman show at Pomona
Sarah Jones performed her one woman show “Sell/Buy/Date” at Seaver Theater on Sept. 30. The show featured perspectives from individuals involved in sex work.
Claremont’s only movie theater may be up for sale
The Laemmle Claremont 5 theater’s future is in limbo as part of the Southern Californian moviehouse chain is put on the market.
Seaver Theatre glows gold with production of ‘Metamorphoses’
“Metamorphoses” combines mythical figures, humans and nature to deliver a story of change and transformation.
Morphing into an ensemble: Diving into the minds of ‘Metamorphoses’
The “Metamorphoses” director, cast and crew discuss the prep work behind their physical ensemble, storytelling and “sharply controlled chaos.”
Pomona theater’s ‘Water by the Spoonful’ tackles relationships, drug addiction, recovery
CW: mentions of drug addiction This article contains mild spoilers. Relationships, family, frailties, and addiction. The Pomona College production “Water by the Spoonful” bares it all when handling trauma, recovery, and family ties. The story of four recovering addicts unravels both in the real world as well as in an
Bottom Line Theatre’s “Sweet Things” Portrays Relationships Gone Sour
The student theatre group Bottom Line Theatre performed their latest work, “Sweet Things,” to three overflowing crowds at Pomona College’s Seaver Theatre March 23-25. The play’s plot centers around the relationships among a group of friends who “tell lies that spiral out of control to preserve their social standing, hurting