FALL 2025 CLASSES

We’ve got an exciting semester starting on September 2 that builds on our tremendous success last year in educating, creating, and having a blast doing it all.

Theatre courses include Introduction to Acting, Introduction to Theatre, and Script Analysis. We are also thrilled to announce a new dual-enrollment partnership with Cesar Chavez Learning Academy and the offering of Introduction to Stage Craft.

We will also be back in full production with an original adaptation of the classic play, Three Sisters, directed by Brian Tichnell, as well as another volume of our wildly popular student showcase, Vox Pop.

THREE SISTERS

​LA Mission College Theatre Arts will present an adaptation of Anton Chekhov's classic play, Three Sisters, as its fall production.

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Anton Chekhov's 1900 play, Three Sisters, is revered and revolutionary, portraying common people with a depth and humanity that had rarely been seen before or since its debut. Packed with action and emotion—with two tumultuous affairs, a fire that devastates the nearby town, and a duel that ends in the death of a major character—Three Sisters is a universal portrait a world that moves forward at a breakneck pace while the people in it are mired in muck. Brian Tichnell directs this new adaptation written specifically for LA Mission College by Juli Crockett.

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Auditions for all roles both on stage and behind the scenes will be held in the second week of the Fall 20205 semester. Click the link below for dates, as well as audition and interview information.

KCACTF NOMINATIONS AND AWARDS FOR FRANKENSTEIN

LA Mission College Theatre is very proud to announce six nominations and awards given by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) for the Spring 2025 production of Frankenstein. KCACTF has nominated actors Kevin Khussainov, Porter McFadden, and Diana Martinez for the Irene Ryan Acting Award. It also honored the work of stage manager Sharai Bravo, assistant sound designer Anthony-Michael Herrera, and assistant director Ivan Hernandez with Meritorious Achievement Awards.

The 2026 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival will be held at Glendale Community College in Glendale, CA in February 2026.

VOX POP

Join us for the latest edition of our exciting new student-centered performance festival, Vox Pop.

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This semester brings an exciting new development of Vox Pop. For the first time, we will be presenting one short-form work, an original play written and directed by Ivan Hernandez.

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If you are interested in participating as a performer, designer, or in a production role, information will be released here in September. 

​Vox Pop Volume 5 will be presented on Thursday, December 4 at 6:00 pm in AMP120. Admission is free and seating is limited.

STREAM OUR SHOWS

Through our streaming partner, AnywhereSeat, you can now watch select LA Mission College Theatre productions online.

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For only $10, you can stream unlimited views of the following shows:

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Macbeth — Our 90-minute adaptation of Shakespeare's classic tale of murderous ambition was one of four productions selected from hundreds to be presented at the 2024 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Glendale, CA. 

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Mr. Grieves and The Vampires — This original production collaged the 1915 silent film serial, Les Vampires, and the classic Pixies album, "Doolittle," into a lightening-fast punk-inspired tale of an intrepid journalist who goes to perilous lengths to bring down the brutal anarchist crime syndicate, The Vampires.

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She Who Was No More — An original stage adaptation of the 1954 French thriller novel of the same name, and the inspiration for the film classic, Diabolique. Six actors play dozens of roles on a minimalist set, evoking a lurid world of murder, deception, and madness.