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Excitement, nerves surround play auditions

By Brenda Mwingira, Advocate Staff
February 19, 2020
Femininity, strength unite in theater season

Femininity, strength unite in theater season

By Jose Arebalo, Advocate Staff
September 18, 2019
Mrs. Gottlieb, played by Nicole Matthews, first meets Jean, played by Miranda Lenore, in “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” in the Knox Center.

Getting lost in a digital world

By Xavier Johnson, Web Editor
March 20, 2019
Technology intertwines love, death in performance

Technology intertwines love, death in performance

By Jose Arebalo, Scene Editor
February 27, 2019
Yaz, played by Melissa Velasquez, and Elliot, played by Diego Loza, throw the ashes of their deceased mother into a waterfall during a scene in “Water by the Spoonful” in the Knox Center on Thursday.

Tale of recovery conveys wide range of intense emotions

By Gabriel Quiroz, News Editor
November 14, 2018
Orangutan (left), played by Anne Yumi Kobori, interacts with Chutes&Ladders, played by Umi Grant, in an online addiction recovery chat room in “Water by the Spoonful” at a rehearsal in the Knox Center on Monday.

Finding recovery through community

By Jose Arebola, Scene Editor
November 7, 2018
Joshua Saephan (right) and Murphy Williams (middle) attempt to hide from Merit Onyekwere (left) during rehearsal for “Vengeance: A Ghost Story” in the Knox Center on Monday.

Ghostly tale would kill to scare you

By Jose Arebola, Staff Writer
September 25, 2018

Theater schedule for 2018-19 finalized

By Xavier Johnson, Scene Editor
May 16, 2018
Xochiti, played by Stephanie Rivas, acts as she were being drowned with ribbons that signify water during a Monday rehearsal for

Original play brings old story to life

By Xavier Johnson, Scene Editor
March 20, 2018
RIGHT: Umi Grant (left) and Oz Herrera-Sobal (right) perform a scene from “How We Got On.” The play is nominated for presentation at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Spokane, Washington. The festival will take place Feb. 19-23.

National theater festival inspires growth

By Michael Santone, Associate Editor
March 14, 2018
RIGHT: Umi Grant (left) and Oz Herrera-Sobal (right) perform a scene from “How We Got On.” The play is nominated for presentation at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Spokane, Washington. The festival will take place Feb. 19-23.

Theater festival selects five CCC students to compete

By Gabriel Quiroz, Advocate Staff
February 6, 2018
Taylor Swift’s holiday album intrigues, but fails to resonate

Taylor Swift’s holiday album intrigues, but fails to resonate

By Robert Clinton, Opinion Editor
December 8, 2017
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