Linfield Theatre

Don’t miss the second annual Arts Crawl in the Arts Quad tomorrow! The event begins at 4 p.m. with a concert by music students in the Instrumental Performance Ensemble in Delkin Recital Hall, followed by performances in the Ford Hall Courtyard from the Linfield Theatre Program. Then hear original works from the winners of the Lacroute Prizes in Poetry and Prose at Nicholson Library and enjoy a performance by the Wildcat Band on the Quad. Visit the Linfield Gallery for the Senior Capstone Exhibition and buy original art at the Makers Market. Pick up a copy of the 2026 “Camas, A Journal of Art & Literature” and hear authors read their works. Wander the quad and experience the arts! Admission is free. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from Local Flow and Graze Craze. For more information, schedule and directions, please visit the Arts Crawl link in bio.

Join us for the second annual Arts Crawl in the Arts Quad, celebrating student creativity at Linfield University! The event begins at 4 p.m. with a concert by music students in the Instrumental Performance Ensemble in Delkin Recital Hall, followed by performances in the Ford Hall Courtyard from the Linfield Theatre Program. Then hear original works from the winners of the Lacroute Prizes in Poetry and Prose at Nicholson Library and enjoy a performance by the Wildcat Band on the Quad. Visit the Linfield Gallery for the Senior Capstone Exhibition and buy original art at the Makers Market. Pick up a copy of the 2026 Camas, A Journal of Art & Literature and hear authors read their works. Wander the quad and experience the arts! Admission is free. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from Local Flow and Graze Craze. For more information, schedule and directions, please visit link in bio.

Lindsey Mantoan (Theatre) co-edited a book that has been released this week! The Methuen Drama Book of Trans Plays, vol 3: Young Adult Edition features 9 never-before-published plays by trans playwrights featuring trans protagonists. This volume focuses on young characters whose ages range from twelve to late twenties. Following the critical and commercial success of the first two volumes, this edited collection supports the expanding landscape of contemporary American trans theatre, which represents a variety of performance modes and genres. These plays address themes such as coming of age, parents and family (found and biological), athletics, dating, and navigating hostile political and social terrains. This third volume also includes introductory essays that accompany each of the plays to support a deeper understanding of the work.

Join us on Saturday for a free staged reading of Rob Urbinati’s latest work, a “sequel” to “Death by Design.” Edward and Sorel Bennett return for more madcap fun!