The theater program offers study in acting, directing, production, costuming, set design, sound, lights, theater management, children's theater, playwriting, movement for actors, voice, theatre history, and Shakespeare. By actively participating in all facets of theater production students develop performance, technical and analytical skills. Students with baccalaureate degrees may opt to take the one year Masters of Arts in Teaching degree at Piedmont to qualify for elementary or secondary teaching.
Theatre is the art of human relationships in action.
The Piedmont College theatre produces a variety of theatrical events each year including three major productions each semester. Students have the opportunity to act, design, direct, write, and explore the technical aspects of theater costuming, lights, sound, and design. Theatre students may qualify to participate as directors their senior year. Theatre Arts A student majoring in Theatre Arts must take either MUS 100 or ART 100 to meet the Fine Arts requirement for General Education. Technical Theatre THE 210.