鶹ԭ Mainstage Theatre presents Antigone by Jean Anouilh, adapted by Lewis Galantiere
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Theatre BA
All the world’s a stage – put yourself in the center of it.
A degree in theatre can lead to careers both in front of and behind the curtain.
Our program doesn’t just teach you to perform, it prepares you with the tools and experiences necessary to build a career in the theatre world, whether it’s acting on stage, singing and dancing in a musical theatre ensemble, writing for the stage, or working behind the scenes on lighting, costume design and production. 鶹ԭ Theatre graduates leave school prepared to bask in the spotlight – or operate it.
Career Opportunities
- Actor
- Director
- Theatre operations manager
- Acting coach
- Stage manager
- Lighting technician
Why Theatre? | Why Our Program?
- Theatre majors choose one of four concentrations – performance, musical theatre, design/technical theatre and general theatre – enabling students to tailor their studies to their career goals.
- Students have the opportunity to perform in three different pre-professional troupes: Mainstage, Musical Theatre and Growing Stage.
- Faculty are experienced professionals who have worked in respected local and regional theatre companies, as well as organizations like the American College Theatre Festival and New England Theatre Conference.
- Topics covered in the include: theatre production, acting, lighting, playwriting, dance and audition techniques.
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Start Your Theatre Dream - Audition Soon!
Auditions are required for music, theatre and dance majors at 鶹ԭ.
Please Note: You don't need to wait to be admitted to 鶹ԭ in order to audition, but we recommend that you at least have your Admissions application completed by your audition date.
鶹ԭ Mainstage Theatre presents Antigone by Jean Anouilh, adapted by Lewis Galantiere.
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鶹ԭ Mainstage Theatre presents Antigone by Jean Anouilh, adapted by Lewis Galantiere.
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鶹ԭ Mainstage Theatre presents Antigone by Jean Anouilh, adapted by Lewis Galantiere.
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鶹ԭ Mainstage Theatre presents Antigone by Jean Anouilh, adapted by Lewis Galantiere.
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鶹ԭ Mainstage Theatre presents Antigone by Jean Anouilh, adapted by Lewis Galantiere.
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The 鶹ԭ Advantage
Our Department of Music, Theatre and Dance offers theatre students the opportunity to seamlessly add a double major or minor, complementing their theatre education with other performing arts disciplines.
Our Theatre Faculty
Mr. Alan J. Pickart
- Professor
Jennifer J. Walrad
- Associate Professor
Mr. William M. Wilson
- Professor
Hear From a Student
Joe DeLeo
“I would love to be Bill Wilson, professor of musical theatre. Bill and Gel, the director of dance, inspire us to be better and to do great things. They instill in us a passion for what we do. If I can instill that in someone else, I think it would be the greatest gift you could give someone.”
– Musical Theatre Major
A Professor Who Loves His Work and His Students
From regional theatre, to corporate gigs, from concert tours to Disney World, there’s so many ways you can apply a technical theatre degree.
Take the Next Step!
Arts and Sciences
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is a community of scholars that pride themselves on academic excellence, diversity and service.
- emailDeanFAS@ric.edu
- phone401-456-8106
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