Palomars performing arts department recently held a concert or symphony called Well Seasoned, which in director Ken Bell’s words was a “night to celebrate the…
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Palomar’s performing arts department produced “Legally Blonde” the musical as its biggest show in a season dedicated to works created by women. Director Michael Mufson…
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2018 has been named the year of women, and Palomar Theatre Arts is on board. Every year Palomar’s theatre department highlights a specific theme throughout…
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Fairytales come to life on the set of “Peter and the Starcatcher.” Coming into the Peter and the Starcatcher fan culture late, it was hard…
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Palomar dance students have spent countless hours crafting and revising this year’s upcoming winter performance. Within the dance department, students are given the opportunity to…
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Everyone’s Guide to the Concert Band was a guided tour through the world of symphony orchestra. Kenneth Bell, director and conductor, and his Palomar Pacific…
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Set in a small French town, it seems as though everyone is transforming into a Rhinoceros. A play full of abstract and funny allegories, Eugene…
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by Seji Gaerlan and Justin Gonzalez Palomar College’s international students come from various countries to further their training in the performing arts with the hopes…
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Palomar’s young thespians stagger amongst one another in a blacked out theater before the premiere of this season’s opening play. Michael Mufson, director at Palomar…
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“Clybourne Park” reflects upon gentrification and how the American opinion of race has changed over the decades. Palomar College’s Studio Theatre presents “Clybourne Park.” The…
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