“Much Ado About Nothing”, Shakespeare’s delightful comedy, features two confirmed bachelor(ette)s, Beatrice and Benedick, who engage in a merry war of wits until their friends…
Whitworth Theatre presents the heroic, yet tragic tale of Joan of Arc
By Caleb McGever | Staff Writer From the weekend of March 10-12 and March 17-19, the Whitworth Theatre will present the play “Saint Joan,” which…
Student composers shine in “Argonautika”
by Colleen Bell | Arts & Cultural Editor Whitworth Theatre’s production of “Argonautika,” written by Mary Zimmerman, premiered last Friday, April 13. The play is…
Senior makes playwriting debut with “Stalled”
by Marisa Palazzo | Staff Writer On Saturday, Feb. 17, theater major Mathias Oliver’s senior project, “Stalled,” showed in Cowles Auditorium Stage II. “Stalled” was…
Whitworth Theatre takes on a challenge with “The Elephant Man”
by Jordan Coleman|Staff Writer Whitworth Theatre performed its fall production,“The Elephant Man” on Oct. 13, 14 and 15, and will continue performing on Oct. 20,…
Behind the Scenes at Cool Whip Practice
by Mikayla Nicholson The scene: A man on a desperate search for dignity and sandwiches.The players: Cool Whip cast members. The places: A basement, an…
Theatre projects culminate seniors’ time in department
by Jacqueline Goldman Imagine, while all of your classes are giving you more work than you can handle, you also have to worry about putting…
Monologues empower women against abuse
by Jacqueline Goldman The room was full of many different faces. Some were bothered and uneasy, some were simply curious, but most were looking for…
Classic musical, Cats comes to Spokane
by Sophie Sestero Rum Tum Tugger is relatable to any high school or college alpha male, Taylor said. “Rum Tum Tugger is a rebel full…
Farm boy journeys through the arts
by Lauren Otheim Caleb Klein, a sophomore theatre major, initially entered Whitworth as a music education major. Klein grew up on a farm, the fifth…