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Moller and Fraticelli's passion is clearly displayed as they play the finale to their guitar duo on the McKinney theatre stage. (Maria Marquez / Lariat)

in: A&E, Music / 09/29/2017 / by: Maria Marquez

Moller-Fraticelli guitar duo play with international flair

The Swedish playing style of self-taught guitarist Johannes Moller and Argentinian guitarist Laura Fraticelli resulted in a pure passionate collaboration on Tuesday, Sept. 26 when the duo performed

Welch was a publicist for the Arizona International Film Festival before she came to Saddleback College. (Joseph Butkus/Lariat)

in: Life, News / 04/17/2017 / by: Joseph Butkus

Nina Welch retiring after 11 years at Saddleback

Nina Welch, head of Saddleback College’s Fine Arts information office, has been the public information officer since 2006. She is in charge of promoting all of the

in: A&E, Music / 11/16/2016 / by: Filip Pejcinovic

Matt Slocum New York Jazz Trio visits Saddleback College

Matt Slocum, an accomplished jazz drummer who graduated from USC, partnered with Dayna Stephens on the saxophone and Steve Cotter on the guitar to create Matt Slocum’s New

in: Life / 05/02/2016 / by: Angel Grady

Handmade bowls help fund ceramics department

The Saddleback College Fine Arts department hosted Strawberry Shortcake Bowl, a fundraiser for the ceramics department, held in the Fine Arts quad last Thursday from 11 a.m. until 2

Jonelle Allen, pictured above, stars as "Blackbird's" Florence Mills and reflects on the life and times of her influence. (photo courtesy of Nina Welch)

in: Life, Reviews / 11/04/2015 / by: Julia McCloskey

REVIEW: ‘Blackbird’ is a surprisingly inspiring recount of 1920s singer Florence Mills

The premise of “Blackbird” is completely contrary to what one might expect. A woman, set during the Vietnam War era, recounts her inspirational tale of a former 1920s singer.

Members of Soltek Pacific Construction scope out the roof of the 300 building. Plans could be set for a renovation soon. (Jordan Rangel/Lariat)

in: Briefs / 11/02/2015 / by: Jordan Rangel

Get ready for a newly renovated 300 Building

Starting in the spring of 2016 and costing $5 million, Soltek Pacific Construction plans on renovating one of the three Fine Arts buildings. “The plan is to create new doors,

Voting yes on Prop. 51 could possibly mean new upgrades at Saddleback Campus. (Photo by Anibal Santos)

in: News / 04/20/2015 / by: Baron Wilhelm

Sciences Building construction well underway at Saddleback College

In November of 2013, building corporation C.W. Driver began construction for a new Sciences Building at Saddleback College. The 200-acre college is in its second phase of construction, and

in: A&E, Briefs / 04/13/2015 / by: Amarah Eden

‘Ecce Cor Meum’ coming to McKinney Theatre

View image | gettyimages.com Sir Paul McCartney’s “Ecce Cor Meum” is coming to the McKinney Theatre at Saddleback College on Saturday, May, 16 at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday

in: A&E, Reviews / 03/21/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Jazz ensemble hosts a night of nostalgic music

Jazz studies teacher Joey Sellers and his students moved to the beat in the McKinney Theatre at Saddleback College on March 9. The night began with an orchestrated

in: Life / 03/02/2015 / by: Emilie Christensen

A night in Harlem is a night to remember

Saddleback College students and faculty, in unison with the Angels for the Arts foundation, celebrated “A Night in Historic Harlem” Friday, Feb. 27 with a fundraiser for the

in: A&E, Briefs / 04/15/2014 / by: Lindsey Goetsch

Roll on over for the three-ton steamroller

The Division of Fine Arts and Media Technology is holding the third-annual Steamroller WoodBlock Party April 25 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Fine Arts complex.

in: Briefs / 04/15/2014 / by: Stefan Stenroos

Printmaking steamrolls for support

The art department will be holding the third annual Saddleback Steamroller Party April 25 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Fine Arts Circle. Students will be

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