"Don't count your chickens before they are hatched!" "He is a wolf in sheep's clothing." "She has a sour-grapes attitude." These expressions and many more come from the fables of one the most famous and legendary storytellers of all time, Aesop.  Through his imaginative fables he illustrates our foibles, common sense, and humanity.  Beginning in Fall of 2011, The Grossmont College Theatre Arts Department Elementary Touring Show will present a collection of Aesop's Fables, brought to life through creative theatre, vocal chorus, narration, and audience participation.  Don't miss out on the whimsical wit and profound tales of master storyteller Aesop as our cast of animal characters explore life lessons for all ages!

What would you do if you suddenly found out that a world-famous rock star Lady Tata is your missing twin?  The problem is, she doesn't even know you exist! When Stefani travels to the big city in search of her long-lost sister, their identical looks but conflicting personalities wreck havoc with friends and family.  Come see the hilarious modern adaptation of the Roman comedy of mistaken identity that served as the inspiration for Shakespeare¹s A Comedy of Errors.  Adult situations and language.

Join us in 2012 as the Grossmont College Theatre Arts Department’s Inside The Actor's Process cast presents "Readers Theatre - The Theatre of the Imagination."  In this unique form of oral storytelling, space and time can stretch to create fantastic worlds and marvelous journeys that soar through the imagination.
Enjoy theatrical and imaginative delights as our touring troupe presents spirited speech from traditional and non-traditional theatre, bringing the magic of the written word to life!

When brothers Artie and Jay are sent to live with their Grandmother, they find out that their father’s family puts the “fun” in dysfunctional.  Set in 1942, Neil Simon’s Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play is a heart-warming, honest and funny look at how we define “family”. With an uncle who is a small-time gangster, an aunt with the mentality of a child, and a formidable, steely grandmother who struggles to understand love, Artie and Jay are thrust into a crazy world that they must somehow survive. Will it be the longest ten months of their lives? Or will they all learn that “love” comes in many forms?