Our annual and popular New Play Festival. Each year, all members of the Claremont Colleges Community are invited to submit new plays around a common theme. February 17, 2017 (4 p.m.) at Seaver Theatre. Free to all.
The Claremont Colleges celebrate Japanese Noh theater, the oldest major theater art still performed in the present-day, with a week-long festival of cultural and artistic events.
Under the leadership of festival director Tom Flaherty, Pomona College Professor of Music, the festival runs from Friday, Feb. 5 through Saturday, Feb. 6.
A workshop performance by the students in Transatlantic Conversations - Creating Together, and directed by Asiimwe Deborah GKashugi, Arielle Julia Brown, and Joyce Lu, Allen Theatre. December 4, 5 (8pm), December 6 (2pm).
The Pomona-Scripps fall dance concert will showcase original works in progress by senior Dance majors with lighting by Theatre design students. December 3, 4 (8pm), December 5 (2pm and 8pm) at The Pendleton Dance Center.
Green Shorts: Films (re) imagining our troubled environment is a collaboration with Climate Change Theatre Action, using film as a vehicle to ignite awareness for our global society's role in our environment.
Careers in Musical Theatre and Musical Theatre Audition Techniques with Kristen Lee Rosenfeld. Kristen Lee Rosenfeld is a professional Music Director and Composer based in New York City.
Interview with Prof. Art Horowitz à propos the Fall 2014 production of Uncle Vanya at Pomona's Allen Theater
Professor Leonard Pronko, well-known and admired for his knowledge and teaching of Asian theatre, is retiring after 57 years at Pomona College. Pronko is one of the U.S.'s leading experts...
This Thursday, April 10, Theatre for Young Audiences will present Bird Talk, a re-imagining of the Persian poem “Conference of the Birds.”