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Welcome to the Montgomery County Community College Drama Club!

The Drama Club is a co-curricular club constituted of MCCC students that is dedicated to furthering the knowledge and appreciation of the performing arts. We strive to create a positive professional environment for the members to express their creative talents and explore their interests while learning about the performing arts and educating the community through field trips and exposure to theatre professionals. Drama Club members also learn all aspects of creating theatre by producing, designing, promoting, and acting in our Fall and Spring productions.

For more information on the club, please stop by our weekly meeting, call the Drama Club office at 215.641.6522, or send an e-mail to tgallagh@mc3.edu.

2006-2007 Activities          Drama Club Officers and Advisor

Upcoming Events Stay Tuned for Details about Trip to see a show in Philadelphia Workshops on acting, auditioning, stage combat and more! For more information on these events, please contact the Drama Club at 215-641-6522 or at tgallagh@mc3.edu.

Spring 2007 Production Click on the image above to find out more! The Shadow Box by Michael Cristofer Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. April 5, 6, 7, 13, 14 at 8:00 PM and April 15 at 2:00 PM Black Box Theater, Room 203 in the Physical Education Center Tickets: $8 regular admission $5 for students and senior citizens For reservations please call 215-641-6522. * This play contains adult themes and language. * A portion of the proceeds will benefit The Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House.  In addition, the Drama Club will also be collecting unopened plasticware and paper products before each show.

• Increase student acting, directing, and stage crew opportunities by putting on a one-act play festival.
  
• Participate in Workshops on Improvisation and Stage Combat.

• Contribute in fundraisers for our productions, as well as serve the community by using our combined talents.

• Attend productions by theater companies in the Philadelphia region.
  

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