Washington Hall
Constructed in 1881, Washington Hall is the original performing arts facility on the Notre Dame campus. With the opening of the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center in the 2004 fall semester, Student Activities entered into an agreement with the Provost's Office to transform Washington Hall from an academic building into a student-centered venue.
The building is divided into five main areas:
MAINSTAGE
571 seat auditorium suitable for theatrical productions, musicals, pageants, and lectures.
REHEARSAL ROOM 110
A large room suitable for dance practice and performing arts rehearsals.
LAB THEATRE
Located on the third floor, a black box theatre with seating for 90+. Great for small scale theatrical productions and rehearsals.
SCENE SHOP
The Scene Shop, located on the first floor, is available for student groups to build sets for their productions.
CLUB OFFICES & STORAGE ROOMS
Space allocation is made on an annual basis during the spring semester during the club registration process. Assignments are made by the Student Activities Office, in consultation with the Washington Hall staff. Questions regarding the use of these areas should be directed to Ryan Willerton, Director of Student Activities Facilities.
For more information, visit the Washington Hall web site maintained by the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.