The lack of management and resources from the Prescott run College for cultural events on the Verde Campus is glaring
A total of 2 persons took in the National Theatre production of The Hard Problem on Saturday, April 25, 2015 at room M-137 on the Verde Campus. Only three persons attended the Bolshoi Ballet: Ivan the Terrible, which was shown in the same room Sunday, April 26.
These terrific programs had been recorded earlier and were replayed for the audience on a hard drive Saturday and Sunday.
It is not clear why the College is offering these productions on the Verde Campus with little or almost no notice to the public. The turn-out for these wonderful productions is virtually nonexistence. Why?
Is it the absence of an organized, well publicized advanced spring program? Is it the absence of a setting such as that enjoyed on the Prescott campus at the Performing Arts Theatre? Is it the 40 year history of not bringing these types of programs to the Verde Campus? Is it the ad hoc manner in which the programs suddenly appear? Or is it simply a lack of adequate resources and management by the Prescott run College?