• Hendrix College

    Theatre Arts and Dance



  • Please call the Box Office at 501-450-1343 if you have any questions

    Fall 2025

    Hendrix Players present 

    October 10-11, 2025

    Wisper the Bones of Forgotten Things

    by Cora Mattson '27

    Directed by Antonio Horne and Choreographed by Brigitte Rogers

    Friday-Saturday • 6:00 p.m. 

    Saturday • 2:00 p.m. 

     Reves Recital Hall

    *No Reservation Needed. All Performances Are Free And Open To The Public.  Ages 4+ Perfect For The Whole Family!


    November 12-15, 2025

    Rose and the Rime 

    by Nathan Allen, Chris Mathews, and Jake Minton 

    Directed by Murphy Visiting Theatre Director John J. Yorke 
    Sponsored by the Hendrix-Murphy Foundation

    Wednesday-Friday • 7:30 p.m. • Cabe Theatre

    Saturday • 2:00 p.m. • Cabe Theatre

    *Performance Is Free And Open To The Public


    ~ SPECIAL EVENT ~

    February 5-7, 2026

    As You Like It

    by William Shakespeare

    Directed by Antonio Horne and Choreographed by Brigitte Rogers


    April 3-4, 2026

    Hendrix Dance Ensemble Spring Concert

    Directed by Brigitte Rogers

                                                                                                                                                                         

    April 23-25, 2026

    Senior Seminar

                                                                                                                                                                               


    Hendrix Players Small

    Mission Statement

    "Theatre is a clear window into the mind, the soul, the heart of humankind—the study of which should be the aim of higher education. Theatre brings life to learning."

    Jane Alexander, Actor
    Chair, National Endowment for the Arts (1993-1997)

    Offering students the opportunity to seek answers is the mission of the department. To that end we seek to accomplish these learning goals:

    • Attain skills and understanding that contribute to lifelong learning
    • Learn the art and practice of collaboration through developing and producing theatre and dance performances
    • Contextualize theatre and dance in the history of the human condition
    • Exercise critical and creative thinking skills and intellectual depth bt reading, analyzing, producing theatre and dance
    • Demonstrate commitment through rigor and care through work on productions and in the classroom