The Receptionist by Adam Bock is a genial workplace comedy that morphs into something considerably more menacing. What happens in a place where you really don’t want to know what’s happening? And how much responsibility do people have who don’t want to know? The Receptionist adroitly dissects and comically examines the complicity of folks just going about their business.
Performs April 4-6 at 8:00pm and May 17 at 8:30pm in the Keck Theater Lobby
Admission is free
The Receptionist by Adam Bock is a genial workplace comedy that morphs into something considerably more menacing. What happens in a place where you really don’t want to know what’s happening? And how much responsibility do people have who don’t want to know? The Receptionist adroitly dissects and comically examines the complicity of folks just going about their business.
Performs April 4-6 at 8:00pm and May 17 at 8:30pm in the Keck Theater Lobby
Admission is free
Workshop description:
● Work on breath, resonance, and articulation
● Provide you with efficient vocal warm-ups for auditions, rehearsals, and more
● Give you tools for actively care for your voice daily
● Overall, help you integrate your intentions, body, and voice
Join the MAC Department for critical media presentations, media production screenings, and honors presentations over two nights in Thorne Hall, and at additional site-specific locations TBA. Students in both departmental concentrations will share their capstone work on the nights of April 23 and 24, with pre-receptions 6-7 Outside Thorne and proceedings beginning in Thorne at 7 PM.
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.
Join us on April 13th for a full-day trip to Santa Cruz Island’s Scorpion Cove. Artist Mercedes Dorame will guide participants through the landscapes that inspired the sculptural and photographic works in the exhibition "Where Sky Touches Water".
Scorpion Cove is part of the Channel Islands National Park. You can learn more about the island here.
Join OXY ARTS to celebrate the book launch of 'Exquisite Dreams: The Art and Life of Dorothea Tanning' by Amy Lyford, the Arthur G. Coons Professor in the History of Ideas at Occidental College.
'Exquisite Dreams' is the first—and definitive—study of this important artist’s life and work.
Based on the novel by Amanda Brown and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture
Directed by Wanlass Visiting Artist Dawn Monique Williams
Music Direction by Désirée La Vertu
Based on the novel by Amanda Brown and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture
Directed by Wanlass Visiting Artist Dawn Monique Williams
Music Direction by Désirée La Vertu
Based on the novel by Amanda Brown and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture
Directed by Wanlass Visiting Artist Dawn Monique Williams
Music Direction by Désirée La Vertu