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Theatre Performances

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Thanks to student suggestions and faculty discussion, the following shows will make up the 2021-2022 WWU Academic Year Theatrical Season: 

  • No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre  
  • Cabaret (in collaboration with the WWU Music Department) by Joe Masteroff, John Kander, and Frank Ebb  
  • New Works Reading Series (3rd season!)  
  • Sonata by Manuel Zarate  
  • Men on Boats by Jaclyn Backhaus  

All titles are currently tentative based on royalty contracts. Dates will be shared as soon as they're confirmed. We can’t wait to start on these incredible productions! 
 

Past productions

New Works Reading Series
a sapling growing through barbwire in front of a book titled "New Works"
how to clean your room (and remember all your trauma)
very messy room with intense splotches of color on the walls
Roald Dahl's James and the Giant Peach
James and the Giant Peach
Shakespeare's Henry V
a triumphantly cheeky figure rises heroically from his faceless admirers, who carry flags.
Working, a musical
Working, a musical
HereToo - WWU
#heretoo theatre production
An American Daughter
An American Daughter
The Imaginary Invalid
The Imaginary Invalid
Fun Home
Fun Home the Musical
Lysistrata
Lysistrata
Invincible Ones
drawing of a head in silhouette gazing through rickety scaffolding toward a rollerskate
1776
1776 the Musical
A Doll's House
A Doll's House
Clybourne Park
black and white imagery: arial view of suburbs - partly outlined by red, partly outlined by white. In the foreground is a black couple outlined in red and a white couple outlined in white, each looking toward the other couple
The Wake Project: Listening to Voices of Color
Black brush strokes form the profile of a woman's head and shoulders
Arms and the Man
Illustration of a hand holding a brown toy soldier
Peter and the Starcatcher
Dark silhouettes in a doorway; the cast shadow includes stars. The silhouettes' shadows are in color and reveal specific features of the show's Neverland characters. Text to the right says "Peter and the Star Catcher: Every Legend Has a Beginning"
Family Game Night: a new a capella musical
Silhouettes of people playing the game Twister
How I Learned to Drive
Photo of the show's main character, wearing a bikini top, looking at the camera while leaning on a car
The Ballad of Ginger Goodwin
Funeral procession of Ginger Goodwin
A Christmas Carol: The Musical
A Christmas Carol: The Musical
Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays
Two rainbow rings intertwined in the shape of a heart, in front of purple ribbon
Early Black Women in the American Theatre Before 1960
kathy perkins has red-framed glasses, a colorful shirt and short graying hair
Shirley Jo Finney: Art as Activism
Shirley Jo Finney smiles at you. She has a lot of brown braids.
Idris Presents
idris goodwin in a cool howlin wolf t-shirt
New Works Play Reading: Work by Brian Quijada
standing amid pools of light, Brian Quijada gestures energetically while speaking
New Works Play Reading: Collection of Student Work
between theatre curtains appears fresh footprints on a snowy road