The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present a free student theatre showcase at 7 p.m. May 4-5 in the Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre in the Yeater Learning Center, Room 126, on the Sedalia campus. The showcase is a collaborative student project in SFCC’s acting, directing and stagecraft classes and features two student-directed ... Read more about Student Theatre Showcase. [Read More]
The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present a free student theatre showcase at 7 p.m. May 4-5 in the Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre in the Yeater Learning Center, Room 126, on the Sedalia campus. The showcase is a collaborative student project in SFCC’s acting, directing and stagecraft classes and features two student-directed ... Read more about Student Theatre Showcase. [Read More]
The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present the comedy “Women Playing Hamlet” Oct. 4-8 in the Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre, Yeater 126, on the Sedalia campus. The play, dubbed “a modern comedy about an old tragedy,” is written by William Missouri Downs and features an all-woman cast performing multiple roles. Downs has ... Read more about Women Playing Hamlet. [Read More]
The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present the comedy “Women Playing Hamlet” Oct. 4-8 in the Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre, Yeater 126, on the Sedalia campus. The play, dubbed “a modern comedy about an old tragedy,” is written by William Missouri Downs and features an all-woman cast performing multiple roles. Downs has ... Read more about Women Playing Hamlet. [Read More]
The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present the comedy “Women Playing Hamlet” Oct. 4-8 in the Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre, Yeater 126, on the Sedalia campus. The play, dubbed “a modern comedy about an old tragedy,” is written by William Missouri Downs and features an all-woman cast performing multiple roles. Downs has ... Read more about Women Playing Hamlet. [Read More]
The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present the comedy “Women Playing Hamlet” Oct. 4-8 in the Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre, Yeater 126, on the Sedalia campus. The play, dubbed “a modern comedy about an old tragedy,” is written by William Missouri Downs and features an all-woman cast performing multiple roles. Downs has ... Read more about Women Playing Hamlet Dinner Theatre. [Read More]
The State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present the comedy “Women Playing Hamlet” Oct. 4-8 in the Thompson O’Sullivan Studio Theatre, Yeater 126, on the Sedalia campus. The play, dubbed “a modern comedy about an old tragedy,” is written by William Missouri Downs and features an all-woman cast performing multiple roles. Downs has ... Read more about Women Playing Hamlet. [Read More]
The State Fair Community College Music Arts program will present its annual fall concerts at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 13-14 in the Stauffacher Theatre on the SFCC Sedalia campus. The concerts will feature the Jazz Runners band, Chamber Choir and Jazz Choir performing a wide array of music in a variety of styles. The choirs’ song ... Read more about Fall Concerts. [Read More]
The State Fair Community College Music Arts program will present its annual fall concerts at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 13-14 in the Stauffacher Theatre on the SFCC Sedalia campus. The concerts will feature the Jazz Runners band, Chamber Choir and Jazz Choir performing a wide array of music in a variety of styles. The choirs’ song ... Read more about Fall Concerts. [Read More]
Members of the State Fair Community College Theatre Arts program will present the children’s musical “A Year with Frog and Toad” Nov. 13-17 for area elementary students and at 2 p.m. Nov. 18 for the public in the Stauffacher Theatre on the Sedalia campus. After waking from hibernation, Frog and Toad plant gardens, swim, rake ... Read more about A Year with Frog and Toad. [Read More]
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