Early Whitworth Theatre: Junior Class Play The earliest pamphlet on record of a Whitworth theatre production is dated from 1913, and presents an evening of three one-act short plays. Whitworth back then was in its infant stages, and slow growth (with having to skip a year in 1899) had forced it to resort to selling as much advertising space as possible, as can be seen. This was the last performance of note before the move from Tacoma to Spokane, which would be completed and the end of 1914, the following year.

-::: Please Select a Page :::- An Illustrated History of the Whitworth Theatre Department Early Whitworth Theatre: Junior Class Play Early Whitworth Theatre: Ralph Roister Doister Whitworth Theatre in the 1930’s: Pamphlet on Fine Arts Department Whitworth Theatre in the 1950’s: The Imaginary Invalid Whitworth Theatre in the 1960's: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead Whitworth Theatre in the 1970’s Part I: A Doll’s House Whitworth Theatre in the 1970’s Part II: The Rise of the Theatre Department Whitworth Theatre in the 1990’s Part I: Obake! Whitworth Theatre in the 1990’s Part II: God’s Country The Whitworth Theatre Today

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