Welcome to Harper Joy Theatre, located on the scenic Whitman College campus. Our historic theater has been home to student performances for over 60 years, with countless musicals, mysteries, and comedies captivating audiences to the last curtain call.

Whitman College’s Theater and Dance program offers something for everyone. Whether your passion is performance, direction, choreography, theatrical design, technical production, or theater history, you can explore it here in our supportive, tight-knit community.

Announcing our 2024–2025 season! Tickets. Spring 2025. January 30th - Febraury 01, 2025, Freimann Studio Theatre. The Harper Joy Theater’s annual Studio Series presents three works of contemporary performance from regional and nationally recognized artists.

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Courses and productions at the Harper Joy Theater provide students with rigorous training in the practical skills, historical context, and cultural background of the dramatic arts. The skills they acquire will allow them to succeed in many diverse areas of Theater and dance.

Dec 15, 2024 · The Harper Joy Theatre has two performance spaces, the 310-seat Alexander Stage and the Freimann Studio Theatre. HJT also has an acting studio which serves as its primary acting classroom, a scene shop, a design classroom and computer lab, and a …

Oct 4, 2024 · Find event information for the plays and other performances put on at Harper Joy Theatre this season, accessing the plays through Penrose's collections, and other materials related to the plays.

Nov 9, 2023 · Spokane Ensemble Theatre is presenting According to Coyote by John Kauffman, in partnership with Whitman College. The event will take place in Harper Joy Theatre (Alexander Stage) on November 9 at 7:00 p.m.

A focus on Theater and Dance as collaborative art forms which respects the work put forth by everyone involved in the production process. 345 Boyer Ave. Walla Walla, WA 99362

Introductory Studies (1 course): Theater and Dance 125 or 130; Production Methods (1 course): Theater and Dance 245, 246, or 277; Practice (4 courses): chosen from Theater and Dance 248, 332, or 348. At least two courses must be Theater and Dance 248 and/or 348.