Saddleback College Chamber Singers perform Craig Hella Johnson’s 100-minute oratorio “Considering Matthew Shepard” that explores the life, death and legacy of the young Wyoming man who was tragically beaten to death in 1998 for being gay. LRC Lobby (Saddleback College Library). FREE admission.
Your favorite fairy tale characters go rogue in this fantastical musical adaptation by the incomparable Stephen Sondheim.
Directed by Scott Farthing.
Opening night is Friday, April 5 and shows continue through Sunday, April 14.
McKinney Theatre
$15 general; $12 seniors/$10 students (presale only)
Your favorite fairy tale characters go rogue in this fantastical musical adaptation by the incomparable Stephen Sondheim.
Directed by Scott Farthing.
Opening night is Friday, April 5 and shows continue through Sunday, April 14.
McKinney Theatre
$15 general; $12 seniors/$10 students (presale only)
Your favorite fairy tale characters go rogue in this fantastical musical adaptation by the incomparable Stephen Sondheim.
Directed by Scott Farthing.
Opening night is Friday, April 5 and shows continue through Sunday, April 14.
McKinney Theatre
$15 general; $12 seniors/$10 students (presale only)
Your favorite fairy tale characters go rogue in this fantastical musical adaptation by the incomparable Stephen Sondheim.
Directed by Scott Farthing.
Opening night is Friday, April 5 and shows continue through Sunday, April 14.
McKinney Theatre
$15 general; $12 seniors/$10 students (presale only)
Your favorite fairy tale characters go rogue in this fantastical musical adaptation by the incomparable Stephen Sondheim.
Directed by Scott Farthing.
Opening night is Friday, April 5 and shows continue through Sunday, April 14.
McKinney Theatre
$15 general; $12 seniors/$10 students (presale only)
Your favorite fairy tale characters go rogue in this fantastical musical adaptation by the incomparable Stephen Sondheim.
Directed by Scott Farthing.
Opening night is Friday, April 5 and shows continue through Sunday, April 14.
McKinney Theatre
$15 general; $12 seniors/$10 students (presale only)
The Saddleback College Chorale and Chamber Singers present a concert featuring works by Mozart, Bach, Mendelssohn, and Haydn.
Saddleback College Choirs and Saddleback College Symphony present an evening of holiday musical fun and good cheer.
Saddleback College Choirs and Saddleback College Symphony present an evening of holiday musical fun and good cheer.
Saddleback College Choirs and Saddleback College Symphony present an evening of holiday musical fun and good cheer.
Saddleback College Choirs and Saddleback College Symphony present an evening of holiday musical fun and good cheer.
Saddleback College Choirs and Saddleback College Symphony present an evening of holiday musical fun and good cheer.
Saddleback College vocal music students will present an evening of classical selections.
A community sing along and vocal music program fundraiser.
Scott Farthing and Catherine Tibbitts, pianist
Free Admission
The Musical Theatre Students of TA10 and TA210 present their final Broadway Cabaret of the Spring Semester with songs by Jason Robert Brown, Stephen Sondheim, Maury Yeston, Alan Menken and many more!
Scott Farthing, chorus director
The Saddleback College Symphony Orchestra and the 100 voices of the Saddleback Choral Program join forces to present one performance of the extraordinary Requiem by W. A. Mozart. For ticket information, call the box office at (949) 582-4656.
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Scott Farthing
Author of “Summer Hours at the Robbers Library” Sue Halpern will be joining us!
There will be the popular breakout sessions and much more of course!
Cost: $35.00 if registered and paid by April 1.
$50.00 per attendee if registered and paid by April 24.
April 25 – May 2: $60.00
Morning continental breakfast and catered sit-down lunch is included
To register, cut and paste the entire link below into your browser:
http://host7.evanced.info/califa/lib/eventsignup.asp?ID=175
Scott Farthing, conductor & Catherine Tibbitts, pianist
Saddleback College LRC Lobby
Free Admission
The magnificent Saddleback College Chamber Singers perform works from a multi-cultural perspective. There will also be several world premier compositions! You definitely don't want to miss this one!
Scott Farthing, conductor & Pennie Foster, pianist
Saddleback LRC Lobby
Free Admission
The Saddleback Community Chorale will remind you why singing is important for the listener and performer alike with thrilling and moving music by Dan Forrest, Dale Warland, Maurice Durufle, and Leonard Cohen.
Free Admission
Scott Farthing leads the audience in an old-fashioned community sing along! Bring a friend and be ready to sing loud and proud to music that celebrates and harmonizes our community. There is nothing like the power of music to change the world, so come and help us sing!
Susan McMane, conductor.
Scott Farthing, pianist and composer
World premier of composition A Caged Bird with the Young Women’s Choral Project of San Francisco.
Scott Farthing and Catherine Tibbitts, pianist
Saddleback FA101
Free Admission
The Musical Theatre Students of TA10 and TA210 present a Golden Age of Broadway Cabaret with song selections from Rodgers and Hammerstein, Jule Styne, Frank Loesser and other greats!
Opera 101 students perform two nights of Gian Carlo Menotti's The Medium as a student fundraiser for Saddleback's opera program. The Medium is one of the most haunting chamber operas of the 20th Century, The story is of Madame Flora and her two protégés as they perform fake séances at the expense of their unwitting clients. Originally conceived as an Italian film noire, the music and plot are complex and powerful. Singers from the Applied Music program perform under the direction of Scott Farthing. Studio Theatre. $20 general; $15 students/seniors. Call 949-582-4656 (Tues-Fri, noon to 4pm) or www.saddleback.edu/arts.
McKinney Theatre
$10 general; $7 students/seniors (presale only)
The Saddleback College Community Chorale and Chamber Singers perform works in the Choral Masterwork Series.