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DMC drama hosts ‘Bald Soprano’
Production offers a hilarious satire on ordinary middle class Eugene Ionesco’s “The Bald Soprano,” produced and performed by the Del Mar College Drama Department, offered audience members a light-hearted existential crisis, along with punch and cookies during intermission. The play opened April 13, with Student Appreciation Night on April 19. Most have never had an experience with “theater of the absurd,” defined as “drama using the abandonment of conventional dramatic form to portray the futility of human struggle in a senseless world.” It’s a genre of theater that seems to stray from the ordinary and introduces the psyche of the…
For Del Mar students, early bird gets the… gift card
Colby Farr cfarr@foghornnews.com @colby_farr When dual credit student Sierra Anderson registered early for spring, she knew there would be advantages: getting into the classes she wanted, no long lines and one less thing to worry about. What she didn’t expect, however, was to win $200 for her efforts. “I didn’t even know I was in a drawing,” Anderson said. “(It was) very unexpected.” The Tuloso-Midway High School student registered and paid for her classes early during the first week of spring registration, which made her viable for entry into the contest. Del Mar College randomly picked three names from…
Del Mar College intramurals offered pickleball before it was ‘cool’
Welcome back to my little Foghorn history corner that I call The Port Hole. It’s based on the name this very newspaper almost used. I was waiting for the right idea to come to me, and I finally got it this semester. Let’s get to some history, shall we? Now, I’m well aware of the fact that the phrase “I knew it before it was cool” has been done to death, but this time it makes sense. Del Mar was onto something decades before it came into public favor, and The Foghorn has records. Of all the recent phenomena to…