Join us for an evening of Persian poetry and music in a wonderful collaboration of faculty members from Shoreline’s departments of visual communication technology, musical technology, and theater!

As part of the art exhibition, “Go Home: by Parisa Ghaderi”,Ghaderi’s artwork is profoundly influenced by the urgent concerns of immigration and the impact of borders, serving to navigate the intricate complexities of these issue.

Special thanks to sponsors The Foundation at SCC and  the SCC Associated Student Government.

Date: Thursday November 30, 2023

Time: 4:30-6:00

Location: Building 1000 Lobby

Missing Amazon orders!!!

If you might have received an Amazon order that may contain items of closing or random items, the theater is looking for potentially misrouted deliveries.  These are items that are imperative to our upcoming production of “Wrinkle in Time”.  With only a couple weeks till we open the show, we are frantically hoping that we can get help from the campus in finding any of the missing deliveries!   You can contact John Nold at jnold@shoreline.edu if you have an Amazon delivery or know where a misplaced delivery may be!

Shoreline Community College Theater Department presents:

Madeline L’Engles, “A Wrinkle in Time”

Written by Madeline L’Engle and James Sie

December 1,2,8,9:  7:30PM

December 3, 10:  3:00PM

Adapted from Madeleine LEngles much-loved classic tale, one of literature’s most enduring young heroines, Meg Murry, is back–braces, stubbornness and all. Joining forces with her baby brother Charles Wallace, friend and neighbor Calvin O’Keefe, and the celestial beings Mrs. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which, she must battle the forces of evil in order to rescue her father, save humanity, and discover herself. Traveling through time and space, Meg must save both her father and the world from IT, an evil force that is rapidly casting its shadow over the universe. But what does Meg have that the IT does not? Love. For in the end, love is enough to overcome evil and bring ITs dark world crashing down.

Directed by Bryar Golden

Stage Managed by Anna Larsen

Set and Light Design by Richard Schaefer

Technical Direction by John Nold