Students concentrating in Theater Studies will develop skills and knowledge that can be taken on to graduate school and/or in pursuit of careers in education, dramaturgy and literary management, arts organizations, marketing/publicity/advertising, and many others.

Classes and productions take place in the Angelica and Russ Berrie Center for the Performing and Visual Arts. This facility offers a 338-seat proscenium theater, a flexible experimental performance space, a dance studio/rehearsal hall, and fully equipped costume and scenery shops.

You’ll also have plenty of opportunities to get your feet wet in various parts projects, such as the four Theater Program major productions each year directed by faculty and professional guest directors. The main season is supplemented by a variety of student directed projects and guest artist workshops.