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Drama Library

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Location Information

Room 145 Hutchinson Hall
Box 353950
UW Seattle
Seattle, WA 98195-3950

Entrance:
Front entrance has ramp and door paddle but requires a chair lift to get downstairs. Alternate side entrance with ramp but requires ringing a doorbell to get inside.

Accessible Bathroom:
Accessible bathroom on same floor.

Barriers:
No elevator. Narrow spaces in some stacks and study areas.

Assistive Technology:
Available on Student Computers (require UW NetID) and Guest Research Workstations. KIC Scanner with height adjustable table. Multiple adjustable height table for UWNetID computer.

Closed

Sunday: Closed
Monday: 1pm-5pm
Tuesday: 1pm-5pm
Wednesday: 1pm-5pm
Thursday: 1pm-5pm
Friday: 1pm-5pm
Saturday: Closed

About Drama Library

The Drama Library serves the UW School of Drama, the University of Washington at-large, and the theatre community of the Puget Sound region.

Services, Spaces, and Equipment

Collections

The Drama Library collects books, journals, and media in all periods of drama from Greek drama to the present, with an emphasis on modern and contemporary drama. Books are shelved by call number in the general stacks according to the Library of Congress classification system.

The library concentrates on dramatic literature and theatre history, but also includes materials on:

  • Acting
  • Clothing and costume design
  • Directing
  • Dramaturgy
  • Lighting and set design
  • Movement
  • Theaters
  • Theory and criticism

Featured Books and Plays

Browse recently featured titles from the Drama Library’s collection, including notable plays, performance texts, and related works.

Give and Request

Donate to the Drama Library

Consider donating to the Drama Library! We are always in need of additional funding and appreciate your support.

Request a Drama Library Purchase

Can’t find what you need? Request new plays, scripts, or performance-related materials for the Drama Library collection.

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