Photos from She Kills Monsters

Enormous thanks to Manny Rotenberg for providing City College with high quality photos of She Kills Monsters. If you'd like to share these, please give him credit. To see all of them, go here. (To download, hover the cursor over the desired photo and click on the downward-pointing arrow.

Simply sliding the thumb-nail to the desktop yields a poor low quality shot.)

Only four performances remaining--don't miss out! Buy your tickets on Eventbrite or at the door (cash only).

Opening Night! Opening Night! Opening Night!

It's the day of the show, y'all! Huge congratulations to the cast, crew, designers, and director of She Kills Monsters.

Tickets still available--don't miss out! Go to the Eventbrite site to get yours in advance (+ handling fee), or buy them at the door--cash only!

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Arrive at the theatre one hour before the show begins. Assist the House Manager with whatever needs doing pre-show. Leave your cell phone stowed. Take tickets, sell waters, or hand out programs. After the show, make sure the theatre is clean. Wear something moderately dressy.

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Next up: She Kills Monsters

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It's time to start thinking ahead to the spring ...

ATTENTION: Playwrights!

 Seeking Original short plays by

San Diego City College Students

The Dramatic Arts Department is looking for monologues and 10 minute plays written by

 San Diego City College Students.

The 5^th  Annual Words, Words, Words: New Play Festival

Performances : March 5-14, 2020 - The Black Box Theatre at San Diego City College.

Submission Guidelines:

·         If your play is selected you must enroll in DRAM 244 for 2.0 units for the Spring 2020 semester at SD City College. If selected student playwright must be available on varying dates for workshops, talk backs and productions between Jan 30-Mar 14, 2020. No exceptions.

·         All plays must be properly formatted. This means: 12-point font, Times New Roman or Courier font only. Monologues should not exceed 4 pages. Ten-Minute plays cannot exceed 10 pages.  No Exceptions on the page limits.

·         Monologues must have one character.

·         Ten-Minute plays should have no more than two characters. A third character is permitted as long as that character serves the play. No exceptions beyond three characters.

·         Ten Minute plays should have a single setting.

·         Selected Playwrights will be work-shopped the first two weeks of the Spring 2020 Semester. All plays are considered workshop productions and will be treated as such. This means that if your play is selected you will work with the dramaturge and director of your show to find its final form. Playwriting is a process. San Diego City College is an educational institution and is committed to the development of student writers. This means that all work is considered “in progress.”  It is the goal of The One Act Festival to foster new playwrights. That means that students must be malleable and open to continuing the development of their scripts.

·         The festival will be a collection of 6-9 selected monologues and 10 Minute Plays.

·         To submit email SDCityCollegeNewPlayFestival@gmail.com with the log line: 2020 One-Act Festival Submission. Include all information in a single document in either Microsoft WORD or PDF. DO NOT cut and paste your play into the context of the email. Attachments only!

·         Happy writing!

That's a wrap!

Congratulations to the cast and crew of Just Like Us for a terrific run. (Photographer: Stage Manager Extraordinaire August Donohue-Villa.)

Stay tuned for details for our upcoming show: She Kills Monsters!