ARTICLES & INTERVIEWS

The First Glitter Games

Introducing the new branch of RTC: Redwood Ice Theatre Company on artificial ice

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WITH STEVE JAXON & HARRY DUKE

KSRO "The Drive"

RITC Youth Camps

Introducing Redwood Ice Theatre Company Youth Performance Camps & artificial ice skating shows

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WITH STEVE JAXON & HARRY DUKE

KSRO "The Drive"

BoHoBlog

ART / EVENTS / POLITICS
Sonoma County Photography Project Offers a Way to Protest Through Art

POSTED BY CHARLIE SWANSON

BOHEMIAN.COM

Illyria

Illyria, the clever musical adaptation of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night created by Peter Mills and Cara Reichel... Viola (Carmen Mitchell) has been shipwrecked and washes up on the foreign shores of Illyria.

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Phantom of the Opera

"The star of the show was Carmen Mitchell, who played the young ingénue Christine. In this role, it’s easy to become overshadowed by the theatrics of The Phantom, but Mitchell managed to bring boldness to the character that helped her stand out beside him. It didn’t hurt that her voice is clear, crisp and absolutely beautiful. I’m surprised that none of the overhead lights shattered with some of those notes she hit."

Romeo & Juliet

Introducing the debut show of the Shakespeare in the Cannery. Carmen Maria Mitchell playing the role of Juliet in the Shakespeare In The Cannery "Romeo & Juliet

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THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

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RITC Holiday Skating Shows

Carmen will be discussing all of the exciting upcoming shows and events this holiday season​

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WITH STEVE JAXON & HARRY DUKE

KSRO "The Drive"

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Holiday RTC Shows

Carmen will be joined by Lorenzo Alviso and Madeline Brown sharing all of the holiday news

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WITH STEVE JAXON & HARRY DUKE

KSRO "The Drive

BoHoBlog

ART / EVENTS / POLITICS

Photography Project in support of the Black Lives Matter Movement. (FTA Productions)

POSTED BY CHARLIE SWANSON

BOHEMIAN.COM

6th Street scores with 'Illyria'

"Shakespeare’s tale involves shipwrecked and separated twins Viola (Carmen Mitchell) and Sebastian (Lorenzo Alviso)... Mitchell charms as the gender-bending Viola."

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Phantom of the Opera

In short, there is a moment when you realize that you are watching a great conjuring, a theatrical illusion whose magic defies easy explanation. You stare, you try vainly to take it all in and you realize that somehow you are being transported – if not exactly to Paris 1881, then still to a place that no other medium could quite take you.

— Robert Digitale | THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

Singer, Actor, SRJC Alumna

Professional singer and actor Carmen Mitchell has performed many memorable roles in Santa Rosa Junior College productions, including Christine in Phantom of the Opera, Fantine in Les Misérables, and Lady of the Lake in Spamalot. 

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Snoopy Ice Shows

"The rave reviews started only moments after the close of a debut holiday shows outside Snoopy’s Home Ice arena in Santa Rosa..."

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POSTED BY KATHLEEN COATES

THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

A New Ice Theatre

Introducing the new branch of RTC: Redwood Ice Theatre Company on artificial ice

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WITH STEVE JAXON & HARRY DUKE

KSRO "The Drive"

Twelfth Night

Carmen will be joining David Lear and Alan Kaplan sharing news about Shakespeare in the Cannery's season

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WITH STEVE JAXON & HARRY DUKE

KSRO "The Drive"

Kismet “staged concert” 

"Seeking a few coins with which to buy a meal, the poet arrives in Bagdad with his daughter Marsinah—an electrifyingly good Carmen Mitchell—accidentally timing their visit just as the royal Caliph is reluctantly shopping for a princess...?

Spamalot

Carmen Mitchell, or the Lady of the Lake in the theater department’s new play “Spamalot”, talks to the Oak Leaf Sound Bite about what it takes to be a moistened bint lobbing scimitars at the king of England. 

To hear about Carmen’s journey from the ice rink to center stage, listen to the unabridged interview on Sound Cloud.

KCACTF Competition

Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival: SRJC drama crew in Boise

Kayla Kearney and Carmen Mitchell attended as Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Nominees for their acting in SRJC productions of “Distracted” and “Les Misérables” respectively.

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