Bringing plays to life
From Shakespeare and Molière to Albee and Mamet, the Bolton Theater offers an exciting venue for drama. The Bolton is a modern, versatile facility serving a drama program whose graduates enjoy remarkable success finding careers in the theater and related fields.
The building opened in 1978, with an inaugural production directed by movie legend Paul Newman, a 1949 Kenyon graduate. (One of the actors in that show was Allison Janney ’82, who would go on to win accolades of her own for stage and film roles.)
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Rosse Hall
ArtsA Greek Revival beauty, Rosse Hall is a first-class, 600-seat concert and lecture hall.
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Horvitz Hall
ArtsDrawing inspiration from light-filled studios, artists take their work from concept to exhibit.
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Wright Center
ArtsKenyon’s state-of-the-art film center and community hub is situated in the heart of neighboring Mount Vernon.
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From Shakespeare and Molière to Albee and Mamet, drama comes to life on two main stages.