The LCC Performing Arts Department is offering seven FREE performances in December
Climate Change Theatre Action: The Time is Now
December 3 @ Noon and 7 p.m.
LCC Black Box Theatre – 411 N. Grand Avenue, Gannon Building, Room 1422
LCC is participating in the global Climate Change Theatre Action festival with two performances of short plays from different countries, poetry, art and information presented by a multidisciplinary group of students, staff and faculty on Dec. 3 at Noon and 7 p.m. in LCC’s Black Box Theatre.
LCC’s production features six CCTA plays: Here in the Long Now by Isla Cowan (Scotland), The Donation by Jordan Hall (Canada), Space Cat by Lewis Hetherington (Scotland), The Presentation by Juan C. Sanchez (U.S./Cuba), Friends for Life by Himali Kothari (India) and Now by Wren Brian (Scotland/Canada). The plays are being directed by theatre faculty, Emma Baker, Ginneh Thomas and Paige Tufford.
The event will also include displays of event posters created by Graphic Design students, climate-themed poetry from the LCC Community-Generated Poetry Project, and a Reclaimed Fashion Show of garments made from recycled materials by LCC Art and Design Students.
Launched in 2015, Climate Change Theatre Action is a worldwide festival of short plays about the climate crisis. Fifty professional playwrights, representing all inhabited continents as well as several cultures and Indigenous nations, are commissioned to write five-minute plays about an aspect of the climate crisis based on a prompt. This collection of plays is then available to potential organizers interested in presenting an event in their community during the festival’s time window.
Students enrolled in music and theatre classes are given the opportunity to showcase what they’ve learned during the semester by hosting the following public performances.
LCC Blues Weekend @ Dart Auditorium
Dec. 6 @ 3 p.m.
Multi-Instrumental Music Ensemble
AND
Dec. 7 @ 3p.m.
LCC Jazz Band
LCC Rock Band @ The Avenue Café 2021 East Michigan Ave.
Dec. 7 @ 6 p.m.
Improv Showcase @LCC Black Box Theatre
Dec. 9 @ 7 p.m.
LCC Concert Choir@ Dart Auditorium
Dec. 13 @ 3 p.m.
Student Directing Showcase – 10-Minute Plays @LCC Black Box Theatre
Dec. 14 @ 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Admission is FREE, however audience members should visit the box office to pick up a seat voucher for entry into the theater. The box office will open 30 minutes before curtain. Reservations will not be taken. The Black Box venue 411 N. Grand Ave. is small, so arrive early to assure admission.
For more information, visit: http://www.lcc.edu/showinfo
or follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LCCPerformingArts
Free parking is available on Grand Avenue, Capitol Avenue and on the first floor of the Gannon Parking Ramp.
Climate Change Theatre Action: The Time is Now
December 3 @ Noon and 7 p.m.
LCC Black Box Theatre – 411 N. Grand Avenue, Gannon Building, Room 1422
LCC is participating in the global Climate Change Theatre Action festival with two performances of short plays from different countries, poetry, art and information presented by a multidisciplinary group of students, staff and faculty on Dec. 3 at Noon and 7 p.m. in LCC’s Black Box Theatre.
LCC’s production features six CCTA plays: Here in the Long Now by Isla Cowan (Scotland), The Donation by Jordan Hall (Canada), Space Cat by Lewis Hetherington (Scotland), The Presentation by Juan C. Sanchez (U.S./Cuba), Friends for Life by Himali Kothari (India) and Now by Wren Brian (Scotland/Canada). The plays are being directed by theatre faculty, Emma Baker, Ginneh Thomas and Paige Tufford.
The event will also include displays of event posters created by Graphic Design students, climate-themed poetry from the LCC Community-Generated Poetry Project, and a Reclaimed Fashion Show of garments made from recycled materials by LCC Art and Design Students.
Launched in 2015, Climate Change Theatre Action is a worldwide festival of short plays about the climate crisis. Fifty professional playwrights, representing all inhabited continents as well as several cultures and Indigenous nations, are commissioned to write five-minute plays about an aspect of the climate crisis based on a prompt. This collection of plays is then available to potential organizers interested in presenting an event in their community during the festival’s time window.
Students enrolled in music and theatre classes are given the opportunity to showcase what they’ve learned during the semester by hosting the following public performances.
LCC Blues Weekend @ Dart Auditorium
Dec. 6 @ 3 p.m.
Multi-Instrumental Music Ensemble
AND
Dec. 7 @ 3p.m.
LCC Jazz Band
LCC Rock Band @ The Avenue Café 2021 East Michigan Ave.
Dec. 7 @ 6 p.m.
Improv Showcase @LCC Black Box Theatre
Dec. 9 @ 7 p.m.
LCC Concert Choir@ Dart Auditorium
Dec. 13 @ 3 p.m.
Student Directing Showcase – 10-Minute Plays @LCC Black Box Theatre
Dec. 14 @ 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Admission is FREE, however audience members should visit the box office to pick up a seat voucher for entry into the theater. The box office will open 30 minutes before curtain. Reservations will not be taken. The Black Box venue 411 N. Grand Ave. is small, so arrive early to assure admission.
For more information, visit: http://www.lcc.edu/showinfo
or follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LCCPerformingArts
Free parking is available on Grand Avenue, Capitol Avenue and on the first floor of the Gannon Parking Ramp.
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