Drama
Theatre lives in the present tense. It is always here and now. Whether the story is drawn from Ancient Greece or set in some futuristic world of tomorrow, the sense of occasion and participation make it a communal event.
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2024-25 Productions
THE BOOK OF WILL
By Lauren Gunderson
In an effort to maintain William Shakespeare’s legacy, his best friends attempt the
impossible, gathering and publishing every play he wrote. Lauren Gunderson’s play
celebrates friendship and the selfless act that changed the world forever. An unforgettable
true story of love, loss and laughter told amidst the noise and color of Elizabethan
London. This is a co-production with South Puget Sound Community College.
7pm Nov. 7-9 @ South Puget Sound Community College
2pm Nov. 9-10 @ South Puget Sound Community College
7pm Nov. 21-23 @ Corbet Theatre, Centralia College
2pm Nov. 23-24 @ Corbet Theatre, Centralia College
Adults $12/ Students $10
WAITING FOR GODOT
By Samuel Beckett
Considered the definitive dramatic work embodying existentialism, Waiting for Godot portrays two lonely travelers who wait for the mysterious figure of Godot, and in
the process question the meaning of life. The world in which these characters live
is both funny and absurd, where they consider what to do while they wait and what
in life is truly worth waiting for.
7pm Feb. 21-22 and Feb. 28-March 1
2pm Feb. 23 and March 2
Adults $12/ Students $10
Wickstrom Studio Theatre
COMPANY
Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by George Furth
Stephen Sondheim's 1970 musical Company is a honest and nuanced look at modern relationships. On his 35th birthday, the central character Bobby considers his life as a bachelor in contrast
to those of his married friends. Set in New York City, the musical examines the humor,
beauty, and challenges of modern life.
7pm May 16-17 and 23-24
2pm May 18 and 25
Adults $12/ Students $10
Corbet Theatre
Dramatic Arts Academic Program
- Actor
- Director
- Playwright
- Stage Manager
- Scene Designer
- Costume Designer
- Lighting Designer
- Sound Designer
- Choreographer
- Music Director/Conductor
- Vocal/Dialect Coach
- Technical Director
- Master Electrician
- Dramaturg
- Literary Manager
- Wardrobe Mistress/Dresser
- Arts Administrator
- Artistic Director
- Managing Director
- Theatre/Drama Educator
Dramatic Arts Education Plan
Degree: Associate in Arts
Emphasis: Dramatic Arts
The Dramatic Arts degree program meets the needs of students interested in acting or working in technical theater and who intend to transfer to a four-year institution.
Notes for Students
- A maximum of 15 credits in DRMA 100 level courses may be credited toward an Associate in Arts degree.
- Up to 5 credits in Drama may be used as Humanities distribution credits.
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* Recommended offerings include DRMA 115.
Centralia College has direct AA-degree transfer agreements with the following colleges:
- Bastyr University
- Central Washington University
- City University
- Cornish College of the Arts
- Eastern Washington University
- Gonzaga University
- Heritage University
- Northwest University
- Pacific Lutheran University
- Saint Martin’s University
- Seattle Pacific University
- Seattle University
- The Evergreen State College
- Trinity Lutheran College
- University of Washington
- Washington State University
- Western Washington University
- Whitworth College
Contact
Emmy Kreilkamp (she/her/hers)
Professor
Office: WAH 104
360-623-8467
Email Emmy Kreilkamp