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If you need additional help, be sure to check with one of the reference librarians at either of the Doyle or the Mahoney Libraries.

(New links are being added to this guide, so check back from time to time.)

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SRJC Theatre Arts  Department

Santa Rosa Junior College offers a vibrant program of instruction, performance and hands-on technical theatre opportunities, lead by expert faculty with an impressive range of theatrical experience.  The Certificate Program offers five areas of emphasis for the career-oriented theatre major: Acting, Costuming, Makeup, Stagecraft, and Theatre Management. Opportunities to participate in five major productions, two touring shows, two showcases, plus a dance concert are part of the students' theatre arts education.

Visit the Theatre Arts Department's website to find more information about its faculty, classes and performance opportunities.

Whether as simple storytelling or as formal drama presented on stage, live performance before an audience has been around since the earliest times of man. 

This guide will help you find information on theater arts and drama, including acting, costume and fashion, stage management and various aspects of technical theatre, information about actors and playwrights and other related topics.  We hope you find it useful.

Note: This guide includes video clips. If you will be watching video clips inside the libraries, please use headphones out of courtesy to other library users. Thanks!

You might also be interested in the Library's guide to Dance Resources.

Coming in November-- SRJC Theatre Arts Department will present "The Wizard of Oz," from Friday, November 27 through Sunday, December 6.

Read the book, listen to the soundtrack or watch the movie.  SRJC students may check the "Wizard of Oz" DVD out for 2-day use at the Doyle Library Reserve Desk. You can also learn about the history of the story and view the Library of Congress' collection of artifacts from various book, stage and film versions of "The Wizard of Oz."