Students get hands-on training and one-on-one mentorship from a professional theatre faculty.
The 45-credit BA in Theatre provides the flexibility to double major or minor in another discipline within a liberal arts education. The degree offers a comprehensive study of acting techniques, theatre history and criticism, stage management, design, production, acting for the camera, and playwriting. The department strives to bring a variety of performance and backstage opportunities, professional experience, and vibrant student-run productions. The distinguished faculty is committed to finding, developing, and enhancing each student’s goals, skills, and talents. Many Theatre majors enhance their degree by coupling their studies with other disciplines.
Skills developed as a Theatre Major:
Oral communication, critical thinking, self-discipline, time management, teamwork, problem solving, confidence, creativity, adaptability, collaboration, communication, project management
Career Opportunities for Theatre Majors:
Acting, dramaturgy, playwriting, technical direction, education, costume design, choreography, musical theatre, arts management/administration, education, kinesiology, healthcare, business, public relations, journalism, business, law, social work, liturgical leadership