Tickets: $8/Adults; $7/LCCC Students, Staff & Seniors 65+; $6/Groups of 15 or more. For more information and/or to purchase tickets, come to the Stocker Arts Center Box Office, which is open weekdays from 12 noon to 6:00pm, call (440) 366-4040 during those hours, or click on the "Buy Stocker Event Tickets" icon.
Sorry you missed this great production:
Thursday through Saturday, November 15 - 17, 2012 at 8:00pm - Studio Theatre
Eurydice
by Sarah Ruhl
Directed by Terence Cranendonk
Thursday through Saturday, April 11 - 13, 2013 at 8:00pm - Studio Theatre
ART: the act of creation - Three ONE-ACT PLAYS
Masterpiece by Nathan Metcalf
A Flock of Seagulls by Stuart Hoffman
Another Lonely Midnight in the Life of the Tortured Poet by Jonathan Wilhelm
Directed by Cat Kenney
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE LCCC THEATRE PROGRAM
Our mission is to entertain, enlighten, and educate the diverse community in which we reside, by producing plays through the unique collaborative effort of community volunteers and the Theatre Department of Lorain County Community College.
Through this mission LCCC Theatre desires:
- To serve the community by offering a diverse series of arts events, aimed at expanding the communities' awareness of the arts of many cultures, the accessibility of classic literature, and the many different forms of performing arts.
- To educate the college students and staff by providing exposure to the many different genres of theatre and affording them the opportunity to produce theatre themselves; in addition to working with more experienced professional faculty and staff.
- To support the theatre community by providing serious and meaningful performance opportunities necessary to their development as artists.
Jeremy K. Benjamin, Interim Director of Theatre, Production Manager/Technical Director
Jeremy is in his 23rd year as Production Manager/Technical Director/Designer at Lorain County Community College. Mr. Benjamin teaches Stagecraft, Lighting, Sound technology and theatre history courses, along with coordinating all technical and design aspects of the Arts and Humanities Division programming. Jeremy has spent the past 25 years designing lighting for all forms of the performing arts. Besides LCCC, Mr. Benjamin’s lighting designs have been seen at the Beck Center for the Arts, Cincinnati’s College Conservatory of Music, the Cleveland Institute of Music Opera Department, Cleveland Contemporary Dance Theatre, Cleveland Municipal School District, Dancing Wheels, Great Lakes Theater Festival, Ingenuity Festival, Lorain County Community College, Lyric Opera Cleveland, Miami University Summer Theatre, Oberlin Opera Theatre, Oberlin Department of Theatre and Dance, Ohio Dance Theatre, Opera Cleveland, Paramount Productions, and Pointe of Departure Dance.
Scott Dane Knowles, Assistant Technical Director
Scott has enjoyed over 35 years in theatre production both in the US and abroad. He has designed and built over 150 sets for theatre companies including Lyric Opera Cleveland (Das Barbecu and The Fall of the House of Usher), Cleveland Playhouse, Great Lakes Theater Festival and Oberlin College. In February 2007 Mr. Knowles designed the US premier of Lost Highway, the dramatic opera written by noted Austrian composer Olga Neuwirth and based on the David Lynch film of the same title. The production received critical acclaim from The New York Times and Musical America. This is Mr. Knowles 13th year working for LCCC Theatre.
Diane Papp, Costume Designer/Costume Shop Supervisor
In addition to completing her design studies right here in Northeast Ohio in 1982, Diane received her AS in Business/Individualized Studies in 2007 from LCCC, after which she completed a summer marketing internship with Leadership Lorain County working with non-profit organizations. Diane has over 30 years of costuming experience and over 12 years as Resident Costume Designer and Costume Shop Supervisor here at LCCC. Diane is grateful for all of the many opportunities and rewards she has received during her time here including being the recipient of 3 Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Awards of Merit for her costume work in American College Theater; 2002-Homer’s The Odyssey, 2003-A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 2004-She Stoops to Conquer. In January of 2005, she established the LCCC Costume Outreach Program, servicing Lorain County school drama clubs and community theaters, providing them with costuming information, resources and affordable costume rentals. Her future plans are to establish her own non-profit agency representing both studio and theatre artists here in Lorain County.