Inad Theater is a non-profit cultural institution working in the field of theatre and drama education. The idea of the theatre originated in 1987 under the name (The Beitjali Theater Ensemble) in reference to Beit Jala, to later officially become Inad Center for Theater and Arts.

The Inad Theater Collection contains photographs of the Theater's theatrical works, and documents the preparation week for the “Without a Name” art camp in Palestine, the Theater students’ trip to Egypt in 2001, and the effects of the Israeli occupation’s bombing of the Inad Theater in Beit Jala during the Second Intifada 2000. It also documents the performances of the plays "A Little Match Girl", "My Master and I, 2000", "A Bridge to Eternity, 1996", "A Paper from Ramle", and "Milada and Ramadan", which was shown in Italy, and "Karakozy" which was shown in Germany in 2001.