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Spartan Theatre

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Show poster for the "Witch"
FALL 2025 – NEW/MODERN PLAY

"Witch" by Jen Silverman

AUDITIONS

  • Info Meeting/Read Through: Thus. September 18th 4-6:00pm
  • Auditions: Fri. Mon September 22 & 23, 4:00-7:00pm
  • Rehearsals Begin September 24th 4:00-7:00pm Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs

PERFORMANCES

  • November 14, 15, & 16; 21, 22, & 23
  • Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm
  • Sunday at 2:30pm

Tickets on sale October 10th

"A charming devil arrives in the quiet village of Edmonton to bargain for the souls of its residents in exchange for their darkest wishes. Elizabeth should be his easiest target, having been labeled a 'witch”'and cast out by the town, but her soul is not so readily bought. As the devil returns to convince her – and then returns again – unexpected passions flare, alliances are formed, and the village is forever changed. An inventive retelling of a Jacobean drama, this sharp, subversive fable debates how much our souls are worth when hope is hard to come by."

BE ADVISED:

  • This play contains language, content, and depictions of violence that some would deem inappropriate for younger audience. Parental caution is advised for anyone under 16.
  • Social Drama
  • 90 Minutes
Haunting Holidays A one-page play festival show poster of a skeleton Santa Claus
SPECIAL: FALL 2025 – NEW WORKS/READER’S THEATRE FESTIVAL

Haunting Holidays

A Reader’s Theatre Special Event
Directed by Rebecca Cook

AUDITIONS

  • Auditions & Rehearsals TBD

PERFORMANCES

  • December 5 at 7:30pm

Tickets on sale November 10th:

“Back by popular demand, the Spartan Theatre’s Haunting Holidays festival returns this December for a one-night-only event that blends holiday cheer with a spooky twist. Directed by SFCC alum Rebecca Cook, this unique Reader’s Theatre performance features a selection of one-page plays chosen from submissions from around the world, around the Spokane community, and around the SFCC campus! With its fast-paced format, Haunting Holidays showcases the imagination and storytelling power of the Spartan Theatre community. This festival invites audiences to discover just how much magic—and mischief—can fit into a single page.”

The Love for Three Oranges show poster
WINTER 2026 – THEATRE for YOUNG AUDIENCES (TYA)

The Love for Three Oranges

By Doreen B. Heard. Freely adapted from the scenario by Count Carlo Gozzi.

AUDITIONS

  • Info Meeting/Read Through: January 6th 9:30-11:30am (Tues)
  • Auditions: January 7th 9:30-11:30am (Wed)
  • Rehearsals Begin January 8th 9am-12pm (Tues/Wed/Thurs)

SPOKANE PUBLIC SCHOOLS FIELD TRIP SHOWS (all at 10:30am)

  • Feb. 24, 25, 26
  • March 3, 4, 5

PUBLIC PERFORMANCES

  • March 6, 7, 8
  • Friday and Saturday at 7:00pm
  • Sunday at 2pm

Tickets on sale February1st:

“This delightful, fast-paced comedy is full of the broad and wacky humor of the commedia dell'arte, the Italian comedy theatre of olden times. It was written in 1761 for the commedia and derived from a southern European folktale. The kingdom of King Silvio is in an uproar. Prince Tartaglia never smiles and the inept court doctor, Il Dottore, cannot cure him. The impish jester Truffaldino and the king's advisor, Pantalone, decide to have a festival to cheer up the prince. The event backfires when the comical sorceress, Fata Morgana, puts a curse on the prince. He must search for three magic oranges belonging to the wicked fairy Creonta. The prince and Truffaldino capture the oranges, but then face many hilarious adventures before a surprise ending—after which all live happily ever after.”

Full-length Play
Family Friendly Comedy
50 minutes

Show poster for the "Journey"
SPRING 2026 - FILM

The Journey

AUDITIONS

  • (TDB)

SPARTAN THEATER PUBLIC PREMIERE

  • June 5 & 6
  • All showings at 7:30pm

Tickets on sale May 1st

“This spring, the Spartan Theatre, SFCC’s Bigfoot Drama Club, and the SFCC Film Club will once again join forces to create an original student-driven film. Titled The Journey, this collaborative project will explore the idea that education is about the path we travel, not just the destination. SFCC students and members of the Spokane community will be invited to submit stories, scenes, and creative ideas that reflect this theme. As with past collaborations, the film will be set on the SFCC campus, and will be entirely written, performed, crewed, and edited by students, providing hands-on experience in storytelling, performance, and production while celebrating the creativity of our community.”

The Threads We Hold A Reader
SPECIAL: SPRING 2026 – NEW WORKS/READER’S THEATRE FESTIVAL

The Threads We Hold

A Reader’s Theatre Special Event
Directed by Craig Rickett

AUDITIONS

  • Auditions & Rehearsals TBD

SPARTAN THEATER PUBLIC PREMIERE

  • June 12
  • All performances at 7:30pm

Tickets on sale May 1st

“The Spartan Theatre is proud to present a special Readers Theatre event inspired by Spokane Falls Community College’s 2025–2026 college theme: Community—How Do We Define It? Through the dynamic format of Readers Theatre, performers will present a curated collection of short works, ranging from the heartfelt to the humorous, exploring the connections that bind us and the questions that challenge us. With its blend of immediacy and imagination, Readers Theatre allows audiences to experience the power of words and ideas in their purest form.”