I have had the pleasure of being the WFT website’s archivist since September 2020. I consider myself one in the sense that I have been collecting and editing all of the Theatre’s programs into accessible PDFs available on shows’ online pages. I worked backward, starting from the most recent shows WFT has put on all the way to the 2000/2001 season. With each year, the names of the actors, actresses, and advertisers changed, but there were some names that stayed the same that began to catch my eye.
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WFT Student Spotlight Series: Jacobus Kwaak

My first semester working for WFT marked two years since my last foray into live theatre. Growing up on Cape Cod, my summers mainly consisted of camp classes at the then-Harwich Junior Theatre, [...]

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To the AAPI members of our community, and all our community, we are committed to channeling our present outrage and sorrow into promoting a better, more inclusive world on stage and off stage.
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Protect Asian Lives

Dear Wheelock Family Theatre Community, We acknowledge that Tuesday’s attacks in Atlanta are part of a rise in racism, violence, and harassment directed toward Asian Americans and Pacific [...]

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Jacobus Kwaak

Jacobus Kwaak (he/him) is a sophomore studying mechanical engineering at Boston University. In addition to academics, he has a love for history and theatre, with his last major role being Peter [...]

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James Cox

(he/him/his)  is an Undergraduate at Boston University studying Business Administration and Management at the Questrom School of Business. I love to play soccer which is why I joined my [...]

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