As Las Positas’ campus transitions into on-campus classes and events, the Theater Department returns to perform consistent live shows during play season, beginning with their fall production of “Peter and The Starcatcher,” which follows the narrative of Peter Pan and his life…
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A new superhero film hits theaters with a feel that will be familiar to all hispanics. The first live action superhero film with a latino lead “Blue Beetle” recently made its debut in theaters on Aug. 18 and immersed the DC…
Brandon Rogers graduated from Livermore High School in 2006 before attending Las Positas College. After his pursuit of an acting career fell through, he began his own YouTube channel. Roger’s channel, “HotBananaStud,” featured his original sketch comedies.
On Aug. 27,…
The Mighty Demon King Ganon has returned to terrorize Hyrule.
The Nintendo fan’s favorite role-playing and puzzle game series is back.
News outlets and game developers are raving about its innovation and creativity.
“The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” (TOTK)…
“Xanadu” featured the largest crew and the flashiest production of recent post-pandemic Las Positas productions.
Las Positas’ latest musical was everything to be desired from “Xanadu”: roller skating, Greek and ‘80s thematic crossovers and whimsical humor. These aspects were all interpreted very…
On a Thursday night, March 30, the wind was cool outside the sliding gates of the Barbara Mertes Center. Inside, notes of blue, swing and complex harmony were ready to be unleashed by the Las Positas Jazz Combos and Ensembles.
The jazz…
The Veterans First Program held the 11 th annual Honoring Women Veterans program on Thursday, March 23 at Las Positas College. The theme of the program was “Her Story,” to bring the stories of the women veterans to the public. Three…
Las Positas musical “Xanadu” is sold out completely–for good reason.
This is a sign to skate on down to "Xanadu."`
"Xanadu," the latest musical at Las Positas College, was a fantabulous, bodacious hit at its final dress rehearsal show on March…
Professors acknowledge the marginalization of African American art in American history per the passing of Black History Month
It’s in the American language. Film. Literature. Poetry.
Contemporary authors Colson Whitehead and Brit Bennett wrote mid-20th century novels “Harlem Shuffle” and “The Vanishing…