Broadway spinoff entertains
MCC
From Broadway to the Theatre Outback the musical, “The
Scarlet Pimpernel,” returned to stage offering a diverse and talented
cast that amused and enraptured a spellbound audience.
The final rehearsal before opening night, the cast performed in full dress
before an intimate audience.
photo by Laurel Brower
Soda shop breaks traditional moldsThe assignments do not include having sex, watching pornographic tapes, or even tying up a significant other. However, each semester, Psychology of Human Sexuality is a favorite amongst MCC students.
Courses of this nature began to appear in the American college curriculum in the ‘70s due to the sexual freedom movement and because kids wanted to be free of sexual restraints, according to Susie Orton, teacher of Psychology of Human Sexuality.
The MCC Dance Company presented, “Poppins, Pan and Potter,” as part of their yearly formal dance concert tradition.
The production ran Nov. 3-4 in the Theatre Outback.
Tina Rangel, program director and choreographer, said that the two-night event was well received by its audience. The cast members were also pleased with the large opening night turnout.