Theater
By Madyson Muresan Arts & Culture Editor In times such as these, we all have to make choices. Some of which we can be proud of and some are only whispered behind closed doors. Think back to when you were 17 and thought you knew who you wanted to be and what to become. Did…
By Laura Southers Staff Writer Orion Moss learned how to portray an air-guitar competitor while acting in the collegeâs spring 2025 play âAirness.â Moss decided to perform in the stateâs air-guitar competition in June, which was held just a week after the theater production closed. He performed âCrowd Chantâ by Joe Satriani, which was the…
By Tomas Alonso Co-Arts & Culture Editor Director Allison Moon brings âShe Kills Monstersâ, the multiple award-nominated dramedy stage play written by Qui Nguyen, to Clackamas Community Collegeâs main stage Nov. 13. Nguyen is famous for his work co-writing the Disney film âRaya and the Last Dragon.” âShe Kills Monstersâ follows the story of Agnes…
By Madyson Muresan Staff Writer Rock out with your fellow air guitarists at the CCC theaterâs production of âAirness,â a play about a young girl finding herself throughout an air guitar competition to find her airness and win nationals. This spring college theater department production, directed by Allison Moon, will run until June 1. at…
By Lauren Tremaine Staff Writer Usually, I donât go to plays, but the Clackamas Community College One-Act performance was so amazing that I went back twice to watch it. The shows, which aired Mar. 7th and 8th, was a collection of five different performances that began with an act called âGroup Chat Date,â written…
By Frankie Shorey Staff Writer The CCC Theater Department is preparing to showcase âSilent Sky,â a play based on a true story that celebrates women in science, the power of discovery, and the beauty of music. This winter main stage production directed by Allison Moon will run until March 9 at the Niemeyer Osterman Theater,…
By Tomas Alonso Staff Writer 40 years after the success of âThe Gooniesâ and two years after his Academy Award for best supporting actor, Ke He Quan leads an action comedy of his own, âLove Hurts.â The film follows Marvin Gable (Quan) a former hitman turned successful realtor thrust back into the brutal world of…
By Eva King Arts & Culture Editor This fall term at Clackamas Community College, there was no main stage theater performance. Instead, the theater department has chosen to put all of its focus on the Student Performance Showcase. The showcase is a collection of one-acts, stand-up comedy and improv that students have been working on…
CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE WELCOMES JAYNE STEVENS Jayne Stevens is the new part-time theater director here at Clackamas Community College. She has been at CCC since Fall Term 2022 and has many plans coming up for the Theatre Program. The Clackamas Print interviewed Jayne about her thoughts on becoming the new theater director and her knowledge…
Thinking of joining the Theater Department at Clackamas Community College? There are many benefits when signing up to be a part of our theater program. CCC and Clackamas Repertory Theatre director, Jayne Stevens, spoke about the Theater Department and the benefits when joining. Students play a big role in the Theater Department. Stevens explains that…