What college for theatre?
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Anonymous
| I was a theatre minor, and have many friends who were theatre majors. While one of them has a name you now might recognize, and one did a little Broadway, others have gone on to be productive members of society as well - designing sound for B-way, high up in engineering departments in television and radio, working in major league stadiums in entertainment and promotions, teachers, yoga instructors, furniture and house design... They are a fascinating group of people, who almost are all happy in their careers. Yes, I would encourage some business classes, and if they are focusing on performance they should also take classes in design, but theatre can be a good starting point for other creative outlets. |
Anonymous
| Viterbo University |
Anonymous
| NC School for Performing Arts in Winston Salem |
Anonymous
| Yale dama |
Anonymous
| If you were considering a bigger place, look at Northwestern. For small liberal arts colleges, look at Kenyon and Oberlin. |
Anonymous
| As far as state schools go, Florida State has well-regarded Theater and Music programs. |
Anonymous
Yes, my former classmate has starred in two Broadway shows as well as TV and film. He's a success! |
Anonymous
| Muhlenberg |
Anonymous
+1 on Otterbein Otterbein alum Jordan Dornica is portraying Thomas Jefferson in the touring company for Hamilton http://www.indystar.com/story/entertainment/arts/2017/01/12/donica-hamilton-jefferson-lafayette-tour-francisco-angeles-indianapolis-roncalli/96361992/ |
Anonymous
+1 |