The Charles DeCarlo Performing Arts Center houses a wide range of spaces for the performing arts. It has been awarded a Citation for Excellence from the Council for the Arts in Westchester for its imaginative yet practical design. The Frances Ann Cannon Workshop Theatre is modeled after the Globe Theatre of Shakespeare's day. It was the first permanent environmental theatre built in the United States and is designed so that it can be run entirely by students.
Downstage is a student-run theatre space.
Wood and carpeted platforms can be arranged to form a proscenium, thrust, or arena stage. The Workshop Theatre and Studio Theatre are equipped with large rehearsal rooms, shops, and dressing rooms and have full professional lighting and pianos. The 400-seat Reisinger Concert Hall serves as the site for concerts by students, faculty and guest artists, and as a forum for many College convocations and lectures. Dance Facilities . In addition to dance studios, rehearsal rooms, and a sound and music workspace, the Performing Arts Center also houses a full theatre for the performance of dance, equipped with movable risers for a seating capacity of over 100.