The graduate Theater program offers advanced students the opportunity to study with an outstanding professional theater faculty in one of the nation's most selective liberal arts colleges. The program is based on the principle that learning comes through practical application, personal experience, and intensive class workshops. Students work in small seminars, in private tutorials and through collaborative projects to explore components of playwriting, acting, directing, design, and technical work. There is a large cross-over in each area of the program, stressing the collaborative connections needed to work in theater. In addition, courses in other arts, such as music and dance, are also open to graduate theater students.
All faculty are active professionals who combine teaching with careers in New York City theaters.
Students may apply for internships with faculty producers, playwrights, directors and designers who are involved in New York City projects. The four working theaters of the Performing Arts Center stage major productions, readings, workshops, classic and modern plays, as well as original plays written by students and guest playwrights. You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines.