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IS HIRING FOR SPRING 2020

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Temporary/Short term

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$12.18/hour

Flexible schedule

Discount on textbooks and supplies

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Spring drama classes at City College

Don't delay--classes are filling fast!

SPRING 2020 Dramatic Arts Classes

DRAM 105 · Introduction to Dramatic Arts—3 units/TRANSFERS

Six sections

MW       12:45 – 2:10

TTh         9:35 – 11:00       

ONLINE    1/2 – 1/29 Intersession (2 sections)     

ONLINE    2/3 – 3/28

ONLINE    4/6 – 6/1

DRAM 107 · Study of Filmed Plays—3 units/TRANSFERS

Three sections

MW       9:35 – 11:00

ONLINE    2/3 – 3/28

ONLINE    4/6 – 6/1

DRAM 109 · Theatre and Social Issues—3 units/TRANSFERS

MW       11:10 – 12:35     

DRAM 123 and 126 · Beginning and Intermediate Stagecraft—3 units/TRANSFERS

MW       12:45 – 3:15                       

DRAM 124 · Makeup for the Stage—3 units

M            5:35 – 10:00, additional hours required TBA

DRAM 129A/ B · Beginning and Intermediate Scene Painting—3 units (begins 3/2)

MW       4:20 – 7:00, additional hours required TBA

DRAM 132 and 133 · Beginning and Intermediate Acting—3 units/TRANSFERS

Two sections

TTh         10:05 – 12:35     

MW       12:45 – 3:15

DRAM 143 · Beginning Costuming—3 units/TRANSFERS

TTh                        12:45 – 3:15                       

DRAM 146A/B/C · Makeup Practicum (Character/Creature/Promotional Events)—3 units

Th                           5:50 – 10:00, additional hours required TBA

DRAM 165 · Introduction to Stage Movement—3 units/TRANSFERS

MW                      11:10 – 12:35                     

Two Productions in the Spring!

Auditions: Thursday, February 6, 6 – 10 p.m.

New Play Festival by City College Students

(DRAM 244A-D)

1-2 units, performance dates March 5 – 14

(Add codes distributed at first rehearsal.)

Urinetown by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollman

(DRAM 240A-D)

4 units, performance dates April 17 – 26

(Add codes distributed at first rehearsal.)

Questions: Katie Rodda, krodda@sdccd.edu

citycollegetheatre.blogspot.com

BEGINNING COSTUMING

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:45 - 3:15, C111

DRAM 143 | CRN 24761

Professor Elisa Benzoni, ebenzoni211@gmail.com

Required for Drama Majors | University Transfer

She Kills Monsters, Fall 2019 | Photo: Manny Rotenberg

Looking to knock out some classes over the break?

The Drama Department is offering TWO sections of DRAM 105, Introduction to Dramatic Arts, both online. Professors are Emmelyn Thayer and Matt Thompson (Matt's section hasn't been loaded to the schedule yet, but it'll be offered.)

Intersession runs January 2 - 29. 

Need help registering for spring classes?

Please attend any of these sessions--we all know that the new system is not very user-friendly, so don't be shy!

Drama program seeking Work Study students for Spring 2020

Are you a student who receives Financial Aid? Would you like to work for the Drama program to fulfill your Work Study award?

If so, go to the Financial Aid office and ask to be assigned to Duane Gardella in Drama. You would be helping to build the sets, clean and repair the scenery and props, and assist in other production duties.

Questions: contact Duane at duanegardella@mac.com.  

ATTENTION PLAYWRIGHTS!

Seeking original short plays by

San Diego City College students for the

5^th Annual 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 DRAMA 244 for 1.0 unit for the Spring 2020 semester. If selected, you must be available on varying dates for workshops, rehearsals, talk backs, and performances from January 30 — March 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.

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

·         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 plays will be workshopped during 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 dramaturg and/or 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 original work is considered “in progress.” It is the goal of the New Play Festival to foster new playwrights. That means that students must be open to continuing the development of their scripts.

·         Send your submissions to 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 body of the email. Attachments only! The deadline to submit is Sunday, December 8, 2019.

Happy writing!