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Read More2016 “Take a Seat” Campaign
Show your support for the Golden West College Theater Arts Department and honor someone special by sponsoring a new theater seat in their name. Make your mark at the Mainstage Theater! Donate $300 and name a brand new seat in the Mainstage Theater.
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Read MoreGolden West College Theater Arts: “The Making of HAIRSPRAY,” the Broadway Musical
Golden West College Theater Arts is proud to present “The Making of HAIRSPRAY,” the Broadway musical. Winner of 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical, Hairspray is a family-friendly musical event piled bouffant high with laughter, romance, and deliriously tuneful songs. It’s 1962 in Baltimore, and Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair and an even bigger heart, has only one desire — to...
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Read MoreDance in the Time of Quarantine
GWC dance instructor Leslie Bitong created a video using clips from the work her classes have been doing since going online. In it, you will see beginners, intermediate dancers and advanced dancers doing what they do best….dancing. In fall 2020, all the vocal music, symphonic music, theater acting classes and dance will create similar videos to show GWC and the world what we do as creative...
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Tom Amen, Tim Mueller and Martie Ramm Engle all nominated for GWC Teacher of the Year!
Congratulations to Tom, Tim and Martie as each was nominated by a GWC theater...
Read MoreAuditions for Monty Python’s SPAMALOT at GWC – Feb 11
The Golden West College Theater Arts department is holding auditions for Monty...
Read MoreCongratulations to Three Fine GWC Actors!!!
We are proud to announce that three of our actors from PLAYING WITH FIRE...
Read MoreCast Announced for The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas at GWC
The Golden West College Theater Arts department and director/choreographer...
Read MoreThe Show Report Review – REVIEW: “Playing With Fire (After Frankenstein)” — Golden West College Performing Arts
“I Ought to be Thy Adam, But I am Rather the Fallen...
Read MoreThe Orange County Tribune review… A different Frankenstein in “Fire.”
The barrel of the pistol trembles. The aged Victor Frankenstein (Scott Keister), gun in unsteady hand, sways deliriously upon an icy plateau in the emptiness of the frozen northern wastes. His monstrous creation he has pursued for decades stands, finally, before him – within range and dead to rights – quietly staring at him, unflinching…waiting.
Read MoreART IN THE PARK – Oct 21 & 22
The Golden West College Theater Arts department is holding the second in their...
Read MoreCYRANO – AUDITION NOTICE
by Edmond Rostand Translated and Adapted by Michael Hollinger and Aaron...
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