Theatre

About

The Theatre Program is designed to thoroughly prepare you for all aspects of theatre. Whether you want to be on stage or backstage, we have courses for you. We offer valuable hands-on experience in virtually every phase of theatrical production, including acting, directing, singing, costuming, and a myriad of technical and design skills.

EWU Theatre Curriculum Brochure (pdf)

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Why Study Theatre at EWU?

We train well rounded story tellers, prepared for a world in which you need to be Versatile, Adaptable, and Collaborative.

Professional Training in All Aspects of Theatre

We are committed to excellence and student success.


Well-Equipped Theatre

Our plays are produced in the University Theatre, a well-equipped facility that opened in 1972.

Small Class Sizes

Guaranteed far more one-on-one time with our faculty.

Develop Professional Theatre Skills

Strengthen your acting, singing, dancing, design and technical theatre skills as you work with devoted faculty and professional artists from the field.

Individualized Mentoring

Look to both Faculty and Peers for mentoring in the various areas within the Theatre Program.

Build Your Theatre Resumé

Demonstrate what you learn in the classroom through vast public performance opportunities.

Careers in Theatre

The Theatre curriculum prepares students for a wide variety of occupational possibilities:


Professional Actor

Theatre Designer & Technician

Arts Administrator

Scholarships

This Scholarship has been created by the Washington Alliance for Theatre Education (WATE) for worthy EWU Theatre Students in the name of Bryan Jackson. Bryan (1963-2009) graduated from EWU and was a passionate WATE member and very active in the Spokane Theatre Community. Bryan expressed the desire to become a high school teacher as early as the 10th grade. He pursued this dream by working as a teacher’s aide with special needs children while attending college. He joined the Spokane School District in 1990. For the last 14 years of his life, Bryan taught English and Drama at Lewis & Clark High School, serving for several years as head of the LCHS Drama Department.

This will be a very meaningful scholarship for four deserving EWU Theatre Majors (one each year for four consecutive years) and a very special way to remember Bryan Jackson who loved teaching and saw potential in every student. Please contact Sara Goff for more information at sgoff@mail.ewu.eduDownload here

For graduating high school seniors and prospective theatre majors, Eastern Washington University invites applications for our $1,000 Theatre Angel Scholarships. Please contact Sara Goff for more information at sgoff@mail.ewu.eduDownload here