Salomon Theatre

Our interview series is starting up again THIS FRIDAY with the incredible Edred Utomi, who plays Alexander Hamilton in the Hamilton Angelica Tour. Tune into our Instagram Live on Friday at 2pm to ask him questions and hear his story! Or, if you can’t make it, DM me questions you have for him.

Chris is a professional editor working and living in Los Angeles. He works for a post-production house that develops promos for movies and television. He's worked on marketing for films including War for the Planet of the Apes and Solo. Some of his television credits include Bates Motel and Gotham. Most recently he's been working on Stargirl for the CW and Marvel's Hero Project for Disney+. In his free time he runs a theatre arts NGO in Uganda, Africa. Vimeo.com/cgn

Hop on Instagram at 3pm PST to see Meg DeBoard interview PLNU Alum Kaenaonlani Kekoa, who, up until recently, was playing Jasmine in the National Broadway Tour of Aladdin! @SalomonTheatre

That feeling when Spring Break is two days away by you have one more paper to write.

Meet our choreographer, Siri Hafso, as she talks about the choreography behind Urinetown! March 26th - April 4th, 2020. Tickets: PLNU.UniversityTickets.com

Our first weekend is on sale! All tickets $10! But the sale ends 2/29/20 so don't snooze on this! PLNU.UniversityTickets.com!

Quick rehearsal break #Urine4AGoodTime Tickets are on sale! PLNU.UniversityTickets.com

Urinetown Cast Interviews: The Bad Guys Meet Jordan Klein and Tiffany Salatino in the first segment of our Cast Interview Series

First day of music rehearsals for Urinetown with our brilliant musical director, Kyrsten Hafso-Koppman. In the center you'll see sophomore Tiffany Salatino (Ms. Pennywise), already nailing her high C at the end of "It's a Privilege to Pee."

Don't miss our fall play, The Shakers of Mt Lebanon Will Hold a Peace Conference This Month! We open Thursday! For tix head to: PLNU.UniversityTickets.com

Salomon Theatre Presents The Shakers of Mt Lebanon Will Hold a Peace Conference This Month A World Premiere Play by Arlene Hutton Directed by Terrell Donnell Sledge... November 14-16, 21-23 Salomon Theatre at Point Loma Nazarene University For tickets, visit PLNU.UniversityTickets.com

"Why three trees? The Trinity?" "The Shakers don't believe in the Trinity" Come find out what they symbolize, as well as what the Shakers of Mt Lebanon believe, opening in just 9 days! November 14th!

What an incredible first week of rehearsals! Our brilliant playwright, Arlene Hutton, flew in on Thursday morning from New York City and was in rehearsals with the cast a few hours later. In just a few days, she, our director, Terrell Donnell Sledge, and the cast have made many edits to the script, as we continue to move forward toward opening this rolling world premiere!

Meet our Fall director, Terrell Donnell Sledge! Read about him here or come meet him in person TOMORROW or FRIDAY at auditions!