Theatre and Film South Campus
The San Jacinto College South Campus Theatre and Film program is your gateway to working in the entertainment industry and beyond. From performer to camera operator, our program prepares you for any role. Explore our opportunities or join in the audience at our next show!
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Our Location
The Blackbox Theatre is part of the Marie Spence Flickinger Fine Arts Center, Building 15 Room S-15.135.
San Jacinto College South Campus
13735 Beamer Road
Houston, TX 77089
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Auditions are always open to the public.
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Whether you want to work on stage or behind the scenes, our theatre and film program
will give you the skills you need. Go on to a university or start working in the business
right after graduation. Get more information or apply today!
Meet The Faculty
The South Campus Theatre and Film Department plays a vital role in the San Jac
community. We are proud to have a talented and dedicated faculty member leading the
way. Her expertise, passion, and commitment make her an invaluable member of our faculty.
Get to know her and discover the exciting opportunities available through our program.
Dr. Jonelle Walker
Professor, Theatre and Film
Dr. Jonelle Walker is a Helen Hayes Award-nominated playwright, theatre-maker,
and scholar based in Houston. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she pivoted to primarily
creating immersive experiences. Her plays tend to explore complex human emotions
with a scholar’s eye for detail and a wickedly dark sense of humor. The Washington
Post has called her work “vivid, artfully unnerving,” and “ingeniously crafted.”
A proud artist-scholar, Dr. Walker received her PhD in Theatre and Performance Studies from the University of Maryland. While in school, she researched representations of white femininity on stage, film, and digital media dating back to the late 19th century. She was also the host and co-producer of RomCom Killjoys, a podcast applying feminist theories to romantic comedy on film.
In addition to her freelance artistic work, she is an Associate Producer At-Large and Company Member with Rorschach Theatre. Additionally, she co-founded Blind Pug Arts Collective and served as a member of the Not in Our House DC Core Committee.
A proud artist-scholar, Dr. Walker received her PhD in Theatre and Performance Studies from the University of Maryland. While in school, she researched representations of white femininity on stage, film, and digital media dating back to the late 19th century. She was also the host and co-producer of RomCom Killjoys, a podcast applying feminist theories to romantic comedy on film.
In addition to her freelance artistic work, she is an Associate Producer At-Large and Company Member with Rorschach Theatre. Additionally, she co-founded Blind Pug Arts Collective and served as a member of the Not in Our House DC Core Committee.
