NHCC's Fall Concert Series
The Fall Concert Series features performances from Vocal Ensembles, Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble, and Concert Band.
Vocal Ensembles Friday, December 2: 7:30 p.m.
Orchestra Monday, December 5: 7:30 p.m.
Jazz Ensemble Tuesday, December 6: 7:30 p.m.
Concert Band Wednesday, December 7: 7:30 p.m.
Fall 2022 Schedule of Events
Choir Concert
Department of Music
December 2, 2022
Fine Arts Center, Main Theater
Orchestra Concert
Department of Music
December 5, 2022
Fine Arts Center, Main Theater
Jazz Band Concert
Department of Music
December 6, 2022
Fine Arts Center, Main Theater
Concert Band
Department of Music
December 7, 2022
Fine Arts Center, Main Theater
Fine and Performing Arts at NHCC
Fall Concert Series
NHCC's Fall Concert Series includes performances from Vocal Ensembles, the Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble, and Concert Band. Details.
Theory of Relativity
Join us for the musical performance of The Theory of Relativity on November 16 and 17 at 2:30PM, or on November 18 and 19 at 7:30PM. Reserve your seat today!
Stages of Equity 2022
NHCC is proud to present the second annual Stages of Equity Festival April 28-30, 2022 featuring Twin Cities-based and nationally renowned Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) artists.
Fine and Performing Arts at North Hennepin Community College
NHCC offers events, academic degree programs, and classes in art, music, theatre, film studies, and graphic design.
Academic Programs
Music
Explore opportunities to play music, learn, and perform.
Art and Design
Cultivate your ability to create and communicate through art and design.
Theatre and Film
Whether you prefer to be center stage or behind-the-scenes, you can find your place at NHCC.
Contact, Maps, and Hours
Dean of Fine & Applied Arts, Global & Cultural Studies
Kathy Hendrickson
Phone: 763-424-0881
Choral Ensembles
Gary Ruschman, Music Faculty
Phone: 763-424-0891
Jazz Ensemble & Concert Band
David Mantini, Music Faculty
Phone: 763-488-0494
Orchestra
Judy Blomgren, Music Faculty
Phone: 763-488-0148
Theatre Productions
Soren Olsen, Theatre Faculty
Phone: 763-493-0559
Irma Mayorga, Theatre Faculty
Phone: 763-424-0790
Administrative Assistant
Cheryl Clausen
Phone: 763-424-0775
The NHCC Fine Arts Center is located at the intersection of 84th Ave. N. & W. Broadway Ave. in Brooklyn Park, MN. Parking is available in the NHCC West Parking lot - also located at 84th Ave. N. and W. Broadway Ave.
The Fine Arts Center is the home of the Departments of Art, Music, and Theatre & Film.
The Fine Arts Center is also the location of the NHCC Joseph Gazzuolo Gallery and the Main Theatre.
The NHCC Black Box Theatre is located in the NHCC Campus Center.
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturdays
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
The gallery is also open before, during, and after Department of Theater play performances and Department of Music concerts.
The gallery is closed on all days when when the broader NHCC campus is closed. Please plan your visit with the NHCC calendar.
Recent Theater Productions
Love Sonnets
Monologues, scenes, and songs about loving from the plays of Charles Mee
Fall 2021, Main Stage Production
In a time of pandemic…we need more love. Love Sonnets offers exuberant stories about love & loving on the NHCC stage. Aching love, desperate love, frustrated love, secret love, “I want you bad” love, and “why you so bad to me” love. Through a collage of monologues and scenes gathered from the plays of venerated playwright Charles Mee, an ensemble cast of four women render scorching investigations into the chaos, pain, and unbounded joy of loving. Falling in love…falling out of love…knocked out by love…love at first sight…love in anger…love without boundaries. Even in lockdown, we still loved…don’t you need more love?
Adapted & directed by Dr. Irma Mayorga, Theater Faculty
Love Sonnets: monologues, scenes, and songs about loving from the plays of Charles Mee
Love Sonnets: monologues, scenes, and songs about loving from the plays of Charles Mee
Love Sonnets: monologues, scenes, and songs about loving from the plays of Charles Mee
Love Sonnets: monologues, scenes, and songs about loving from the plays of Charles Mee
Dracula
Inspired by Bram Stoker's classic novel
Fall 2021, Main Stage Production
A night of terror unfolds in Dr. Seward’s mental hospital located in the remote wilderness. Seward’s sister Mina has fallen ill with mysterious illness so they call in their old friend Professor Van Helsing to help. Things are looking up until Dracula arrives and starts to secretly manipulate people. The heroes are torn between their belief in one another and their fear of Dracula’s vampiric virus. Trust is broken, the lights fail, and darkness consumes the hospital as a fight between Science and Supernatural unravels. This terribly enjoyable fiasco is a wild ride of laughs, fright, and legend.
Adapted & Directed by Søren Olsen, Theater Faculty
Dracula - inspired by Bram Stoker's classic novel
Dracula - inspired by Bram Stoker's classic novel
Dracula - inspired by Bram Stoker's classic novel
Dracula - inspired by Bram Stoker's classic novel
Dracula - inspired by Bram Stoker's classic novel
