“SheSpeaks: A Musical Theatre Revue” ran in Stagehouse Theatre March 2 to 4.
The perspectives of female composers and lyricists in musical theatre over the past century are celebrated. We honor...
The Performing and Visual Arts Center (PVAC) is the new theater building on the Grossmont College campus.
Built before the pandemic hit, its very first show was supposed to be staged in 2020. But when...
This month we are celebrating Women's History Month.
But throughout history, women have not been seen as equal to men. It wasn’t until June 4, 1919, that the suffragettes finally won the long battle...
The Hyde Art Gallery is located in the Performance & Visual Arts Building on the Grossmont College Campus. The art gallery finally reopened after being closed due to the pandemic. Its first exhibit...
This was a big year for music in terms of releases, and it was also the first full year since lifted pandemic restrictions allowed for concerts and festivals back in full. With all of this happening, many...
For gamers all around the world, the annual Game Awards is the biggest event of the year. Hundreds of thousands watch across YouTube and Twitch streaming platforms online, and thousands show up to attend...
Grossmont College’s English Department hosted author and poet Diane Marie Delgado on Oct. 5 at Griffin Gate as a part of its Fall Reading Series season of events showcasing literature and award-winning...
Here are some brief updates from Grossmont’s culinary program.
Monthly to-go meals are still happening. Fresh meals made for two are packed and ready for anyone interested in picking up an order for...
The Grossmont Theatre Department has a great new production coming in December, just in time for the holiday season.
“To Begin With” is a brand new play from the mind of Rachael VanWormer, a veteran...
With twists, turns and shocking surprises, “Don’t Worry Darling” promises to entertain and bewilder anyone who witnesses it.
In the second feature film she directed, Olivia Wilde showcases a psychological...
“All In The Timing” written by playwright David Ives is a six-act play that creates different comically ridiculous universes and leaves audiences hooked on to the next laugh. Ives examines life’s...
