Friday, December 17, 2021
Wednesday, December 15, 2021
Auditions for Sesame Place
Details
— Culture Shock San Diego
2110 Hancock Street STE 200
San Diego, CA 92110
— Please complete your on-line application prior to attending audition
https://SeaWorldJobs.com
— Please come dressed and prepared to dance
— Please bring a headshot and resume
— Actors / Singers: 4pm - 6pm
— Dancers / Character Performers: 6pm -9pm
— Puppeteers: 6pm - 9pm
— Actors / Singers: 12pm - 2pm
— Dancers / Character Performers: 2pm -5pm
— Puppeteers: 2pm - 5pm
https://www.facebook.com/SeaWorldParksJobs
https://SeaWorldJobs.com
Friday, December 10, 2021
Scholarships!
The Office of Student Affairs and Scholarship Office is happy to announce San Diego City College Foundation Board Scholarships officially opened Wednesday, December 1, 2021. Please to view and apply for scholarships from December 1, 2021- February 27, 2022.
Students who are interested in applying for scholarships should visit https://sdcity.edu/students/scholarships/ and watch a short video to learn how to:
- create their online scholarship general profile
- learn how to gather the documents needed to complete their general profile
- view examples of scholarship essay answers and examples of requesting letters of recommendation from staff, faculty or mentors
Tuesday, November 30, 2021
Musical Director for Urinetown
City College Department of Dramatic Arts is pleased to announce that Richard Dueñez Morrison will be serving as the Musical Director for Urinetown, to be performed LIVE in the Saville Theatre in April 2022.
Richard is a San Diego-based music director, voice teacher, and theater educator. He holds a master’s degree in musical theater from San Diego State University and a bachelor’s degree in stage management from Webster University. Locally, he has worked with The Old Globe, San Diego Opera, Cygnet Theatre, Moonlight Stage Productions, Diversionary Theatre, San Diego Civic Light Opera, Coronado Playhouse, San Diego Junior Theatre, and San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts (alumnus). Nationally, he has worked with Radio City Productions, Goodspeed Musicals, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, New York University, and Indiana University. Favorite musicals include Sweeney Todd, Nine, Andrew Lippa’s A Little Princess, The Will Rogers Follies, and Caroline, or Change. Richard is the resident Musical Director at San Diego Musical Theatre. Thanks to husband Kurt, supportive parents Renee and Dennis, and to you for supporting the performing arts.Michael Farley, who was City College's resident Music Director, has decided to step down due to health concerns. We will miss you, Michael!
Welcome, Richard--we're looking forward to working with you!
Thursday, November 18, 2021
Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival participation
Both Macbeth and Twelfth Night were entered into the American College Theatre Festival. Directors/educators from outside of City College attended the plays and provided feedback to everyone involved with the productions. The festival is typically held regionally each February; the 2021 festival was held virtually, and the 2022 festival will also be virtual.
One of the aspects of KCACTF is that two actors are selected from each production to participate in the Irene Ryan Scholarship competition. Actors will perform a monologue and a scene, and they have the chance to advance to semi-finals and finals. The top performers can get a nice monetary prize as well as a trip to Washington, D.C. to compete at the national level.
The actors selected from Macbeth are Yvana Alvarez and JD de la Cruz. From Twelfth Night: Gabriela d'Amico and Angel Lopez Rodriguez.
Jeff Wallach from Cal Lutheran talks to the Twelfth Night cast. |
Huge congratulations to all four outstanding actors for their performances, and best of luck in February!
Wednesday, November 10, 2021
Twelfth Night--that's a wrap!
Congratulations to the cast and crew of Twelfth Night for a terrific closing weekend. Here's a photo from Saturday night (missing: Angela Sanfilippo and Grace Japeth).
You have a lot to be proud of.
Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Audition opportunity
TuYo Theatre is partnering with CSUSM for our upcoming spring production, an immersive theatre set in WW2 San Diego and we are looking for actors.
On
Her Shoulders by Maria Patrice Amon
Produced
by TuYo Theatre and CSUSM with TurnKey Theatre
On Her Shoulders We Stand is a multi-sensory, immersive experience that brings audiences into a forgotten memory using the power of names to understand the role of Latinas in WWII. It is a 30-40 minute theatrical experience where small groups of audiences, between 1 and 4 people, travel through staged rooms to experience a performance focused on hidden community stories.
Schedule:
Rehearsals:
Tuesdays-Sundays January 12-30 at SDSU campus and CSUSM campus
Tech:
February 2-6 at the Athenaeum Gallery in the Bread and Salt Building in Barrio
Logan
Performances: Feb 8-27, Tuesday-Sunday in the Athenaeum Gallery in the Bread and Salt Building in Barrio Logan
Character
breakdown:
- Air raid warden: a peppy young Mexican-American woman, teens-20’s
- Amá: a mother of young children, a dancer performing a playful mock adelita dance, speaks fluent Spanish, 20-50’s
- Mrs Cusack: a well meaning and slightly tone-deaf teacher, a white woman, 20’s-50’s
- Jenny: a Pachuca young woman, fiery and defiant, teens-20’s
- Uncle Sam: bombastic and patriotic man who bends the world to his will, 20’s-50’s
- Rosita: friendly first generation woman working in her first industrial job, teens-20’s
- WASP: a brave young pilot finding her voice, teens-20’s
- Betty: a young latina wartime bride, flighty and ready to assimilate, teens-30’s
- Ricky: a young latino soldier, a dancer performing a death dance, teens-30’s
- Adela: a young latina giving a speech at school, hopeful and future looking, teens-20’s
- Museum docent 1: engaging, greets audiences and shares information about historical Latinas, improv conversation, open gender, open age, open ethnicity
- Museum docent 2: engaging, greets audiences and shares information about historical Latinas, improv conversation, open gender, open age, open ethnicity
To
Audition submit a video recording of a one minute monologue via the online
submission links by November 16, 2021:
All artists, including students, will be paid. Additionally, course credit is
available for current students.
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Shakespeare REP opens tomorrow!
Everyone attending the performances must wear a mask and bring a photo ID and proof of vaccination or a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of the performance.
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Thursday, September 16, 2021
Twelfth Night cast
Top row, left to right: Parker Claudio, Denessa Cazares, Angel Lopez Rodriguez, Gary Tallaksen, Gabi D'Amico, Victoria Garcia, Jasaun Norwood, Katie Rodda, Tiffany Avila, Hope Butner, Grace Perez, Frida Sanchez, Aldo Ley. Bottom row, left to right: Jamie Barker, Valynsia Sims, Kaileykielle Hoga. Not pictured: Josblan Chavez, Alyssa Hayden
Saturday, August 28, 2021
Shakespeare Rep Cast List
Please read this entire email--there's lots of information here.
Thank you again for your hard work on Thursday and Friday. Casting is always difficult, and there are many factors that go into it. You may not have been cast in the role or the show you wanted; however, this is part of the process of being an actor. You should be proud of your accomplishment. We are really excited to do these incredibly challenging and awesome productions!
Please remember that everyone in the show is required to enroll for the 3-unit class DRAM 242, Rehearsal and Performance. If you do not add this class, you cannot be in the show. This is a district policy.
Everyone must be vaccinated to be a part of this production. If you decline vaccination due to medical or religious reasons, please know that you will need to be tested weekly. Here is information about how to upload your proof of vaccination or test: https://www.sdccd.edu/students/covid19/.
The first rehearsal is Monday, August 30 at 3:30 in the Saville Theatre. Everyone is called. We will go over the syllabus and COVID protocols, distribute add codes, discuss the schedule, and answer all questions. Following that, the Macbeth cast will stay to have its first rehearsal. Twelfth Night will have its rehearsal on Tuesday, August 31 from 3:30 - 6:30 in the Saville. If you are not able to be at those first rehearsals, please email Stage Manager Alyssa Hayden (alyssahayden16@gmail.com) and your director (Macbeth, Kate Stone, kstone@sdccd.edu or Twelfth Night, Katie Rodda, krodda@sdccd.edu.)
Twelfth Night actors: if you would like to watch a good production, don't watch the 1996 film with Helena Bonham Carter. Instead, please go to here: https://library.sdcity.edu/home. Click on Services --> Videos and Captioning. Go to the National Theatre Collection, put in your info, then watch Twelfth Night.
If you have concerns about any of this, please reach out to your director. Thanks, and congratulations!
Thursday, August 26, 2021
CALLBACKS
Thank you to everyone who auditioned tonight. There was a lot of talent and hard work in the room. Please know that if you were not called back, it could be due to a scheduling conflict.
It is also possible that you may be cast in a production you were not called back for.
The following people have been called back:
Macbeth callbacks: Friday, August 27, 3:30 - 6:00 p.m.
Gabe Esquivel
Vincent Bossone
Isaiah Moore
JD de la Cruz
Angel Lopez Rodriguez
Jasaun Norwood
Nick Daughterty
Aldo Ley
Josblan Chavez
Valynsia Sims
Lizette Alonso Hernandez
Kai Ferrar
Denessa Cazares
Jackie Yepez
Yvana Alvarez
Kaileykielle Hoga
Nena Lockhart
Angela San Filippo
Vilma Genness
Lauren Kogelman
Twelfth Night callbacks: Friday, August 27, 7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
Angel Lopez Rodriguez
Vincent Bossone
Aldo Ley
Isaiah Moore
Nick Daughterty
Arturo Ibarra
Alan Ramos
Jasaun Norwood
Gary Tallakesen
Denessa Cazares
Jamie Barker
Gabi D'Amico
Victoria Garcia
Grace Perez
Hope Butner
Frida Sanchez
Kaileykielle Hoga
Valynsia Sims
Kai Ferrar
Angela San Filippo
If you are not able to attend callbacks, please email Stage Manager Alyssa Hayden at alyssahayden16@gmail.com.
Tuesday, August 3, 2021
Don't get dropped!
This a reminder that ALL students who will be taking classes on campus at City College must submit their proof of COVID-10 vaccination by Friday, August 6. If you don't you will be dropped from your classes.
Here's the link that shows you how to submit your proof: sdccd.edu/students/covid19. DON'T GET DROPPED!
Tuesday, July 27, 2021
Sea World auditions
Passing along information that Sea World is hiring for its Scare Squad. Auditions are twice a week through the end of August.
Break a leg!
Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Saturday, July 17, 2021
Two acting opportunities
This is from Vanessa Flores, who is working with the San Diego Repertory Theatre:
Amigos Del Rep at the San Diego Repertory Theatre is looking for an Indigenous Latinx/e person to participate in the commercial of one of the plays presented at the 2021 Latinx New Play Festival. It consists of reading one of the plays as well as an interview over zoom, where we will ask the participant-specific questions and thoughts about the script. This interview will be recorded to be featured on the Rep's social media platforms. As compensation, we'd like to offer them a free online or in-person pass to this year's festival happening September 3-5.
Tuesday, June 29, 2021
Thursday, June 3, 2021
Monday, May 17, 2021
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Monday, May 10, 2021
Teaching Artist Opportunities for Fall 2021
The San Diego Unified School District Visual and Performing Arts Visiting Teacher program, the Arts Education Project, is hiring for Fall 2021. Here is information about the program. The minimum credential needed to apply is the 30 Day Substitute Teaching Permit here.
Apply here. Pay is $166.69 - $186.28 Daily.Tuesday, May 4, 2021
What are you doing for the summer?
Drama is offering two courses during summer school:
Introduction to Dramatic Arts (DRAM 105), June 21 - August 14, taught by Dr. Kate Neff Stone, CN 60027
Study of Filmed Plays (DRAM 107), June 28 - August 7, taught by Dr. Katie Rodda, CN 60202
Both of these classes are completely online (asynchronous).
Open registration begins May 17. Don't miss out!
Monday, April 26, 2021
New Play Festival is getting ready to open!
Here is an article about the shows, which will be available for streaming starting April 29!
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Anyone looking for work?
Here are three opportunities:
#1:
Hello students, You’ve probably seen the headlines about the thousands of refugees who have been temporary temporarily housed at the San Diego Convention Center. https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/immigration/story/2021-03-27/san-diego-convention-center-to-shelter-first-500-migrant-girls-this-weekend Select Staffing is proud to partner with the federal government and its subcontractors to provide support for those refugees. Specifically, they are recruiting for youth care workers who will be providing assistance and comfort to the refugees housed at the Convention Center. The group of refugees at the San Diego Convention Center is comprised of females from ages 13 to 17 years old. If you are over 18 years old who would be interested in working at the San Diego convention center as a youth care worker. They need workers during three shifts seven days a week;
- 6 AM to 2 PM ($20 per hour pay rate)
- 2 PM to 10 PM ($21 per hour pay rate)
- 10 PM to 2 AM ($22 per hour pay rate)
Obviously, this is a very delicate assignment and they need youth care workers who will have empathy and compassion for the refugee population. No special skills are required other than having high school graduation of GED and clean background check. Their need is urgent and immediate and they need hundreds of youth care workers for this assignment that will last for the next 27 weeks. Interested candidates should contact: Select Workforce Specialist 7061 Clairemont Mesa Blvd Suite 218 San Diego, CA 92111 (858) 492-9995 Email address: brsdg@select.com
#2
#3
Our topics include:
Arts and crafts, cooking dance, performing arts, survival, sewing, dance and so much more!
If you have special skills, we want to hear about it.
Must be able to pass a background check.
Please send a resume and cover letter.
If you are the kind of person who thinks outside of the box, we want to hear from you!
Job may require a slight commute. For a given week you may be scheduled to work in either: Encinitas, Carlsbad, Oceanside, Escondido, San Marcos, Rancho Penasquitos or Poway.