FALL QUARTER
Theatre
Arts/Drama
7 Minutes to Midnight
World
Premiere
Conceived
and directed by Dennis Schebetta
developed
with the actors
Stop Gap
Theatre
Nov. 14, 15,
21, 22 - 8:00 pm
Nov. 20 -
7:00 pm
$10
Students, $12 General
Using text, movement and music, this ensemble-based play
examines the creation of the atomic bomb, the scientists who tried to warn the
world about its power and how this one invention continues to affect everyone
on this planet. The clock is ticking…And
the battles of power between truth and lies could result in a chain
reaction of destruction or peace.
Please join a panel of BCC scientists
and artists for a discussion following the Thurs. Nov. 20 performance.
Stage Fright
Student Drama
DIRECTions
Student Written and Directed Ten Minute Plays
Stop Gap
Theatre
December 6
and 7 - 8:00 pm
All
Tickets $5
The evening of short plays is always fun and usually
surprising as students direct, write, design and perform dramas and comedies
that take the audience from beginning to end in ten short minutes.
Stage
Fright Student Drama tickets available at the door.
WINTER QUARTER
Theatre
Arts/Drama
The Music Man
Book,
music and lyrics by Meredith Wilson
Directed by Tammis Doyle
Musically
Directed by Julie Denninghoff
Carlson
Theatre
March 5, 6,
7, 7:30
March 7 - 2:30
pm
$12
Student, $15 General
This multiple Tony Award winning musical concerns the
fast talking
con man Harold Hill. His attempt to fleece the good
people of
Theatre
Arts/Dance
Student Choreography Workshop
Carlson
Theatre
March 13 -
8:00 pm
Free
BCC Dance students choreograph to some of the best and some
of the newest music around. Many different styles will be
represented as they try their hands...and feet and bodies at creating dances.
Tickets available
through 
www.brownpapertickets.com
1-800-838-3006
SPRING QUARTER
Stage Fright
Student Drama
Romeo and Juliet
by
William Shakespeare
directed
by Heather Amos
Stop Gap
Theatre
April 9, 10,
11 - 8:00 pm
All Tickets
$5
Once a year
a student is chosen to lead of group of student designers, actors and
technicians toward a full production. In 2007 Heather Amos was the
Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Inge
Directing Competition First Alternate. Now she is at the helm
of one of Shakespeare's most famous plays. The Stop Gap Theatre will
erupt with techno music as the young lovers' passion leads to tragedy in
this contemporary cyberpunk retelling of timeless love.
Theatre
Arts/Dance
The Eastside Moving Company
directed by
Betty Ann Platt
Carlson
Theatre
May 8 and 9
- 8:00 pm
$7 Students
$8 General
Each spring BCC's dance ensemble,
The Eastside Moving Company thrills with choreography by its director Betty Ann
Platt and noted local, national and student choreographers. This
year will prove to delight with jazz, ballet, modern and some surprises as
well!
Theatre Arts/Drama
The Dining Room
by
A.R, Gurney
directed by Tammis Doyle
Stop Gap
Theatre
May 22, 23,
28, 29, 30 - 8:00 pm
$10 Student,
$12 General
6-10 actors will
portray 57 characters through 17 scenes all set in a traditional American
family dining room. Love, loss, hope, betrayal, and friendship: all
are portrayed around, atop, under and at the dinner table. The Dining Room is one look at our
culture as it has evolved over the past 50 years in that place of formality,
rebellion and family.