PCC Sylvania Performing Arts presents:

Much Ado About Nothing
by Shakespeare

Shakespeare’s delightful comedy…

Performances

Fall 2025

• Thursday, November 20, 11am – pay what you wish matinee
• Thursday, November 20, 7pm – opening night!
• Friday, November 21, 7pm – note: audio description is not available for this performance
• Saturday, November 22, 7pm – ASL night
• Sunday, November 23, 2pm – closing matinee

Tickets

Limited tickets (produced in our Little Theatre)!

Open seating for all performances. Accessible seating is available. Tickets are available at the Box Office 45 minutes before curtain – cash or check only.

• $10: all students, seniors, veterans, and PCC staff
• $15: general public
• We also honor $5 “Arts for All” cards in association with the RACC!

Accommodation requests

PCC is committed to providing access and accommodation for people who experience disabilities. Accommodation requests should be made by emailing or calling Patrick Tangredi (patrick.tangredi@pcc.edu or 971-722-4323). Because some accommodations take time to implement, it is most helpful to receive requests with as much advance notice as possible.

12 Angry Jurors
by Reginald Rose

Performances

Spring 2025

• Thursday, May 15, 11am – pay what you wish
• Thursday, May 15, 7pm – opening night!
• Friday, May 16, 7pm – audio described
• Saturday, May 17, 7pm – ASL night
• Sunday, May 18, 2pm, closing matinee

Tickets

Limited tickets (produced in our Little Theatre)!

Open seating for all performances. Accessible seating is available. Tickets are available at the Box Office 45 minutes before curtain – cash or check only.

• $5: all students, seniors, veterans, and PCC staff
• $10: general public
• We also honor $5 “Arts for All” cards in association with the RACC!

Accommodation requests

PCC is committed to providing access and accommodation for people who experience disabilities. Accommodation requests should be made by emailing or calling Patrick Tangredi (patrick.tangredi@pcc.edu or 971-722-4323). Because some accommodations take time to implement, it is most helpful to receive requests with as much advance notice as possible.

Orlando
By Virginia Woolf, adapted for the stage by Sarah Ruhl.

Story: Orlando, based on the novel by Virginia Woolf, spans over 300 years, during which time the protagonist, Orlando, ages only thirty-six years, and changes gender from a man to a woman.

Performances

Winter 2025

• Thursday, March 6, 11am
• Thursday, March 6, 7pm – pay what you wish matinee
• Friday, March 7, 7pm – audio description
• Saturday, March 8, 7pm – ASL interpretation night
• Sunday, March 9, 2pm

Tickets

Open seating for all performances. Accessible seating is available. Tickets are available at the Box Office 45 minutes before curtain – cash or check only.

• $5: all students, seniors, veterans, and PCC staff
• $10: general public
• We also honor $5 “Arts for All” cards in association with the RACC!

Auditions

Auditions will be held in mid-November. Stay tuned here for more info.

Accommodation request statement

PCC is committed to providing access and accommodation for people who experience disabilities. Accommodation requests should be made by emailing or calling Patrick Tangredi (patrick.tangredi@pcc.edu or 971-722-4323). Because some accommodations take time to implement, it is most helpful to receive requests with as much advance notice as possible.

A Christmas Carol
Adapted for the stage from Charles Dickens’s classic beloved novel.

Performances

Fall 2024

• Thursday, November 21, 11am
• Thursday, November 21, 7pm
• Friday, November 22, 7pm
• Saturday, November 23, 7pm
• Sunday, November 24, 2pm

Tickets

Open seating for all performances. Accessible seating is available. Tickets are available at the Box Office 45 minutes before curtain – cash or check only.

• $5: all students, seniors, veterans, and PCC staff
• $10: general public
• We also honor $5 “Arts for All” cards in association with the RACC!

Auditions

September 25, 2-4pm in the Sylvania Little Theatre or prior by appointment. View the . Contact patrick.tangredi@pcc.edu for more details.

Accommodation request statement

PCC is committed to providing access and accommodation for people who experience disabilities. Accommodation requests should be made by emailing or calling Patrick Tangredi (patrick.tangredi@pcc.edu or 971-722-4323). Because some accommodations take time to implement, it is most helpful to receive requests with as much advance notice as possible.