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The Richland Community College Theatre Program is a dynamic and inclusive space where creativity meets opportunity. Our theatre program and auditions are open to both students and community members. The Richland Theatre Program offers a rich blend of coursework, workshops, and hands-on experiences designed to ignite your passion for the performing arts. Whether you’re looking to hone your acting skills, explore stage production, or simply enjoy the vibrant world of theatre, you’ll find a welcoming environment to learn, collaborate, and create unforgettable performances.
Join us and become part of a thriving artistic community that values diversity, creativity, and innovation in every performance.
Past Performances
for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf
Ntozake Shange’s for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf [written and produced in 1976] is a choreopoem, a theatrical work blending poetry, music, and dance. Seven women, each representing a different aspect of the Black female experience, share their stories through powerful monologues and collective performances. The piece explores themes of womanhood, sexuality, trauma, and resilience within the context of racism and sexism. Through rhythmic language and evocative movement, the women express their pain, anger, and ultimately, their strength and solidarity. The play culminates in a celebration of Black womanhood and a message of hope.
Contact Our Team
Michelle Stephens
Professor, Theatre & CommunicationLiberal Arts Division
Richland Main Campus