Do you love the theatre?

York College offers numerous performance opportunities for students interested in theatre as a hobby or as a major. There are two mainstage productions each year, typically a comedy in the fall and a drama in the spring. The spring semester also includes traveling children's theatre: YC students travel to surrounding area elementary schools to perform free programs for children twice a week.

In addition, there are regular student directed productions that give theatre majors the opportunity to see the theatre process from the other side of the stage. If acting isn't your thing, there are plenty of opportunities for behind-the-scenes work such as running the tech booth, building sets, and managing props and costumes or assisting performers with hair and makeup.

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2020-2021 Season

Fall Production:
The Complete History of Theatre (abridged)  by Matt Thompson
October 15, 16, 17  - 7:30 pm
October 18 - 2:00 pm.
The Scene Shop Theatre in Gurganus Hall

• Shows on the 16th and 17th will be streamed. (photos)

Emerging Director One-Acts:
At The Bottom of Lake Missoula by Ed Monk 
Directed by Olivia Nabb

Digging Up the Boys by Laura Lundgren Smith
Directed by Christopher Martens

November 13 & 14 - 7:30 pm
Where: The Scene Shop Theatre in Gurganus Hall

• Shows on 13th and 14th will be live streamed.

The Complete History of Theatre (abridged), the fall 2020 production

2019-2020 Season

Rumors (photos)

Emerging Director One Acts  (photos: Gee's Bend, Heroes, Heaven)

The Last Lifeboat (photos)

The Stinky Cheese Man and other fairly stupid tales.
Traveling Children's Theatre

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