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Skyhawk Theatre

Troupe #6012

Welcome
To Our Theatre

WHO WE ARE

Skyhawk Theatre was established in the fall of 1999 as a portion of the newest school in the Beaverton School District. Now nearing the 21st year, our Tradition of Excellence endures through our productions and classes provided. ACT WELL YOUR PART - THERE ALL THE HONOR LIES. Join us for our performances, and our events. Discover what establishes the SKYHAWK TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE.

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NOTE: While we are currently experiencing covid-19 pandemic restrictions, we will continue to offer Skyhawk Theatre in a variety of forms from Podcasts to livestreams. We are here. We are hoping to end our season with live performances of the Musical - Urinetown.

Podcast- Live Stream

APRIL 1, 2 @ 7 pm

April 3 @ 2 pm

Dracula - A Comedy of Terrors

produced in cooperation with Grosen Productions

Live Stream - Radio Play

Adapted by Tony Palermo

Thanks for all your support. You are appreciated.

Livestream - Video cast December, 2020
AT 7 PM

It's A Wonderful Life

Our Program

Acting Classes

Design & Tech Classes

Skyhawk Theatre Pathways

Check out the pathways, Southridge High School offers through the theatre program.

Thespians

Tickets

BookTix

Parent information

Volunter Information

Volunter Sign up

BSD Background Check

Follow the links to volunteer for the Skyhawk Theatre Program.

Pay Fees

Follow the link to pay fees for the Skyhawk Theatre Program (Participation, Membership or events included)

Land Acknowledgement

We would like to acknowledge that Southridge High School, the home of Skyhawk Theatre, rests on the traditional village sites of the Tualatin Kalapuya.

We thank the ancestors of the Kalapuya for being the original stewards and protectors of these lands since time immemorial, and for passing on their lifeways through future generations. We acknowledge that the Portland Metro area has the 9th largest Urban Native American population in the U.S. with over 380 federally recognized Tribes represented. We also acknowledge the systemic policies of genocide, relocation, and assimilation of Oregon tribes, including the Oregon Indian Termination Act, that still impact many Indigenous/Native American families today.

We are honored by the collective work of many Native Nations, leaders and families who demonstrate resilience, resistance, revitalization, healing and creativity. We are honored to be guests upon these lands. Thank you, and thanks also to our colleagues at the Portland State University Indigenous Nations Studies Program for crafting this acknowledgment.