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Collin Theatre Center
(formerly known as Quad C Theatre)
@ Collin College, Plano

Box Office: 972-881-5809
www.collintheatrecenter.com
Brad Baker, Artistic Director
Craig Erickson, Tech Director
Tiffany Kellerman, Bus. Mgr.
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How does this college theater do it? Using student actors and non-pros cast from open auditions,
The Collin Theatre Center (formerly known as Quad C Theatre) consistently offers professional-level productions that outshine Equity-heavy downtown stages!

In three acting spaces, including the 350-seat John Anthony Theatre, CTC produces enormous, spectacularly designed shows! 

Last fall's elegant and disturbing A Clockwork Orange featured a huge cast of promising young actors, particularly Plano native Brian J. Smith, now off to complete his acting studies at Juilliard.

Collin's dynamic artistic director, Brad Baker, has earned a national rep as a teacher, director and writer (he penned the Clockwork script).

Quad C's new season starts out with a bang October 2 with Assassins, the controversial Stephen Sondheim musical. Also on the season lineup are a trilogy of Horton Foote plays and a production of Neil LaBute's latest, The Shape of Things.

 

 

dallasobserver.com | originally published: September 25, 2003

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