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Production

Photo of Ify Onyekonwu at The Nina in School of Drama's production of Airness
Ify Onyekonwu at The Nina Airness - Photo by Sunny Martini

At the University of Washington School of Drama, the fusion of academic rigor and practical experience defines our approach to theater education. Production activities lie at the heart of our programs, serving as the crucible for MFA actors, directors, and designers to refine their professional skills. Simultaneously, our produced season offers BA students invaluable experiential learning opportunities, both onstage and behind the scenes, encompassing roles for performers, designers, stage managers, and crew members in all areas. The department prides itself on fostering creativity, innovation, and a deep understanding of the theatrical arts, in a uniquely blended learning environment for both graduate and undergraduate students. Additionally, students have the opportunity to hone their craft in two historic venues: The Floyd and Delores Jones Playhouse, known for its intimate setting and rich history, and the Glenn Hughes Penthouse Theater, celebrated as one of the first arena stages in the United States. These iconic theaters not only serve as educational spaces but also connect students to the vibrant legacy of theatrical performance at the University of Washington.

2023-2024 Season

The Moors

By Jen Silverman
Directed by Leah Adcock-Starr

A Thick Description of Harry Smith (Vol. 1)

By Carlos Murillo
Directed by Nick O'Leary

Vanity Fair

By Kate Hamill
Directed by Kate Drummond

The Adding Machine

By Elmer Rice
Directed by Ryan Guzzo Purcell

Producing Artists Laboratory: Airness

By Chelsea Mercantel
Directed by Kate Drummond

Resources

Design Packet Requirements
Costume Fitting Guidelines
Design Assistant Guidelines
Rehearsal Protocols
Stage Managers Manual
Drama Student Handbook

Theaters

Below are AutoCAD drawings of Theatres at the School of Drama and greater Seattle Area:

School of Drama Theaters

Seattle Theaters

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