RUBBERBAND Dance Workshop: Expression through movement
The SMC dance department partnered with BroadStage, offering a three-day residency to RUBBERBAND.
RUBBERBAND dance group takes dominance of BroadStage
RUBBERBAND dance group combines a fusion of hip-hop, ballet and contemporary dance, and performed at BroadStage on March 8 and 9.
For those who love art: TAG Gallery presents “Imaginations” and elements-themed exhibits
The Artist’s Gallery spotlighted artists at their awards and reception night for the “Imaginations” and “Earth, Wind, Fire and Water” exhibits.
Rockin’ out with first responders
Battleship USS IOWA held a Rock For Responders concert to honor Los Angeles first responders for putting their lives on the line every day.
Healing Through the Arts: BroadStage
The BroadStage will be presenting three concerts coming up on Jan 25, 26, and Feb 1. Throughout the first weeks of the new year, the city of Los Angeles has faced much destruction and loss. These concerts are offering a way for Angeleno’s to heal with music and art, entry starting at $0– pay with what you wish tickets.
A look at the Music Department's Latest Performance
The SMC student musicians highlighted their various talents and expressed love for their labor.
Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy
While the Luna Luna art amusement park has closed in Los Angeles, it is not forgotten this time.
Will Beyoncé Lead the Way?
Controversy strikes as Beyoncé’s upcoming anticipated country album “Act II: Carter Cowboy” approaches.
The Girls On The Bus: A New Take on Journalists in Media
A new series based on the novel “Chasing Hillary” introduces a new take on journalists on TV.
Beyond Directing: Dr. Harrop’s Lasting Influence
The lights go up on stage, and magic ensues as Dr. Adrianne Harrop’s production of “Sherwood: The Adventures of Robin Hood” continues to create lasting memories not only for production members but also for those who watch.
Los Angeles Welcomes Artists from Around the World for the LA Art Show
The Most Comprehensive International Contemporary Art Show in America
Lucas Rivera: Building Communities Through Art
Rivera believes that while we might not always be able to change minds, we can try and change hearts.
"What's Good?" Podcast | Episode #5: "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" (Movie Review)
Dive into the world of The Hunger Games in this two-part discussion of the franchise’s new prequel movie, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.
"What's Good?" Podcast | Episode #4: Holiday Movies
Get Ready for the holiday season with The Corsair as we discuss our favorite and least favorite Christmas films!
From Picket Lines Back to the Grind
The actors’ strike comes to a close, and industry professionals navigate what is next for the ever-changing industry.
The Corsair Podcast | Special Episode #1 — Reporting on "By the River Rivanna"
The Corsair editors behind the coverage of the Santa Monica College Theatre Arts department production “By The River Rivanna” talk about the behind-the-scenes reporting on the controversy.
"What's Good?" Podcast | Episode #3: "Dear Insanity" (Album Review)
Journalists from The Corsair review DPR IAN’s recent album drop in the storyline of The Other Side.
"What's Good?" Podcast | Episode #2: "nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana" (Album Review)
Journalists from The Corsair review Bad Bunny’s latest album “nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana.”
"What's Good?" Podcast | Episode #1: "Falling or Flying" (Album Review)
Journalists from The Corsair review the R&B album “Falling or Flying” by Jorja Smith.