Everyone is Welcome at Washburn Theatre
Theatre tells the story of what it means to be human. We crave a better understanding of ourselves and our world, seeking what it means to be human today, in the past, and what our future might look like. Theatre is a way to process the human experience, to give value to our day to day lives, to make visible what has been unseen. In modern theatre, the experiences of the person next door are just as noteworthy, valuable and visible as the stories of kings and queens or others with power from historical Western theatre forms. Washburn University Theatre is committed to sharing these stories.
BA in Theatre
Washburn's BA in Theatre is a general theatre degree that will prepare you as an actor, director, or production specialist.BA in Musical Theatre
Washburn offers a BA degree in Musical Theatre as a collaboration between the Department of Theatre and the Department of Music. This degree is for those who want to specialize in musical theatre performance.- BA TheatreBA Theatre
- BA Musical TheatreBA Musical Theatre
Washburn Players
Washburn Players is a group of students interested in theatre that participate in community and campus events.Learn more about the players on Bods Connect
Local Community Theatre
Students are encouraged to participate in local community theatre.
- Topeka Civic Theatre; (Helen Hocker Center for the Performing Arts)
- The Break Room
- KCACTF, (Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival) Region 5.
- KCACTF is a national organization that recognizes and celebrates the achievements of collegiate theatre students. Washburn Theatre Department has a tradition of attending and participating in Region 5 Festivals.
Washburn Transformational Experience
Theatre students can participate in the Washburn Transformational Experience program, which allows students to create projects that reflect their interests. Learn more about the Washburn Transformational Experience (WTE)A Forum of Student Creativity
Apeiron is a forum of student research, scholarship, and creativity. It is often a part of the Washburn Transformational Experience. Learn more about Apeiron.- Washburn Players
- Local Theatre
- WTE
- Apeiron
Current Production
Brothers of the Dust
Location: Neese-Gray Theatre
February 23, 24, 29, March 1, 2: 7:30 p.m.
March 3: 2 p.m.
By Darren Canady
The Colton brothers show up unexpectedly at the family farm. After many years, this reunion reveals surprising past events that shake their foundation and their future paths.
Auditions and scholarships are open to students of all majors!
You don't have to be a theatre major to participate in productions or to earn scholarships! Students of all majors can perform on stage or work behind the scenes with design and technology. Check out the scholarships and auditions page to learn more about requirements and how to apply.
GET IN TOUCH WITH Washburn Theatre
Washburn University Theatre
Garvey, Room 133
1700 SW College Ave.
Topeka, KS 66621
Phone & Email
Phone: 785.670.1639
music.theatre@washburn.edu
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