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 | | For a complete listing of all colleges and universities in the state of Colorado, click here. To access more information on institutions listed below, just click on the college or university name and you can view the theatre department page of their website. | |
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| | We offer you two distinct programs of study:
One program is for those of you who want to experience everything a theatre bachelor of arts degree can offer. This is an intensive generalist program that culminates in a senior year project. Most seniors choose either to direct a full-length play on our season or design a faculty production.
For those of you who want to be teachers, our unique education program allows you to major in theatre and obtain your secondary teaching license in English (there are more English teaching jobs available). | |
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| | The theatre major (with emphases in drama ministry, or performance/technical theatre), provides academic, technical, and performance experiences preparing students for theatre production in church settings, community theatres, and graduate or conservatory education. Graduates will gain proficiency in acting, producing, and directing plays. Their academic understanding of theatre history, play analysis, and dramatic literature will aid graduates to work in theatre or other fields with artistic integrity. | |
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| | | The Department of Drama and Dance at Colorado College bases its daily routine and existence upon certain unspoken tenets. Most of all, we stress the importance of the original, unique, creative endeavor for the student as a means for self-understanding, self-critique, and progressive education and pedagogy. We do not wish to become a performance conservatory striving for ‘product perfection,’ but rather wish to stress the educational process of drama and dance, and its innate benefits of discipline, ensemble, discovery, and revelation….We have come to feel that the educational processes of drama and dance—the day-in and day-out study, the literary and historical contextualization, the personal sacrifice, the grappling with important issues—are most rewarding to students and faculty. | |
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| | As well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in Performing Arts and three theatre minors, the CSU Theatre program produces a six show academic season, three show outdoor summer café theatre and a variety of student produced projects. | |
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| | At the University of Denver, you will explore a broad spectrum of theatre crafts and theories within the context of a liberal arts education. You will probably arrive at D.U. with a favored skill, generally acting or technical work. Whether you take theatre as a major, as a minor, by taking classes or by participating in productions, you will be encouraged to discover new skills and perspectives. We carry the philosophy of a well-rounded liberal arts education into your theatre education, and by graduation you can expect to have acted, built costumes, hung lights, designed, directed and worked in the box office. | |
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| | The Theatre major at Fort Lewis College enables students to fully explore their potential as literate, articulate, and humane members of society through a close study of the theory and practice of theatre. Students so trained are able to bring highly developed communication skills, flexibility, and creativity to a wide range of career opportunities. | |
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| | Opportunity...... Personal Development...... Professional Training...These are the advantages that year after year draw the best serious theatre students to the Mesa State College Theatre Program. Our mission is to prepare students for careers in theatre and from your first day on campus there are abundant opportunities for you to gain the experience you need to take your place in the American Theatre scene. Our training is multi-discipline and intense and students have responsibilities in every aspect of production. As a moderate-sized department, young artists are guaranteed individualized instruction from our professional staff. To the disciplined and focused student, our balanced academic and performance curriculum offers the finest course work available. Our graduates are using their Mesa training on stages from New York to Los Angeles to Tokyo. The Program maintains fully equipped theatrical facilities including a new black-box theatre slated for completion Fall of 2002. Team these with productions of celebrated quality and hands-on experience, and you will find the Mesa State College Theatre Program to be exceptional theatre training in a liberal arts setting here in the beauty of the Colorado Rocky Mountains.
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| | Students can find many performance opportunities at MSCD. Several theatre courses, such as directing, reader's theatre, acting, and stage movement, offer students the opportunity to showcase their work. Students also have the opportunity to work on THREE MAJOR PRODUCTIONS per year, including one musical production. ANY MSCD STUDENT CAN AUDITION FOR PLAYS OR MUSICALS AND WORK ON PRODUCTIONS. | |
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| | The intention of the Theater Studies concentration is to investigate the nature of being a human being, not as a philosophical or psychological exercise, but directly and experientially, moment by moment. Acting reawakens the human capacity to play and to explore perspectives and ideas outside the limitations of one's habitual worldview.
Students are encouraged to seek within themselves and their experience for the images and ideas they wish to communicate to an audience. This is so whether the material is taken from classical theater or from one's own imagination. The Theater Studies concentration is non competitive. It holds the view that each person has a unique talent for living, learning and performing in service to others. It is in this spirit that students and teachers together explore a contemplative acting training of body, speech and mind.
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| | | Offering a Master of Fine Arts degree, The National Theatre Conservatory (NTC) accepts eight students a year through national auditions. After three years, graduates emerge not only with the skills required for a professional career, but also with the vision, heart and ethical standard needed for full artistic expression. Because the NTC believes in each student's ability and potential, a full three-year tuition scholarship, a weekly living stipend and completed eligibility for an Equity card will be provided. The National Theatre Conservatory is an educational department of the Executive Division of The Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA). | |
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| | Welcome to the Department of Theatre Arts and Dance at Red Rocks Community College.
Our department offers courses leading to an Associate of Arts with an emphasis in Theatre Arts or Music Theatre, and an Associate of Applied Science in Theatre Technology and certificates in Stagehand Basics, Stagecraft, Costume Basics, and Costumes & Fashion.
For classes and information go to:
www.rrcc.edu/theatre/index.html | |
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| | The Department of Theatre and Dance offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in both theatre and dance. These programs combine traditional studies with practical training. Ambitious seasons of theatre productions and dance concerts feature student performers and student designers, directors, and choreographers. | |
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| | The Theatre division of the Department of Visual and Performing Arts offers minor programs and a basic sequence of courses designed to develop performing skills and introduce the various elements of theatre. The academic theatre pro-gram will normally sponsor a student production and a theatre festival every spring semester. Students also have the opportunity to participate in productions of Theatreworks, the regional repertory company at CU-Colorado Springs. | |
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| | From the visual arts and performing arts to multimedia and film, The College of Arts & Media at the University of Colorado, Denver, offers topnotch degree programs that prepare you for exciting careers in today's arts and entertainment industries. As the urban center of the University of Colorado system, we are part of the leading public university in the state with a reputation for highstandards and academic excellence. | |
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| | Do you love the theatre and dream of working toward a career as a professional actor, director, theatre technician, teacher or arts manager? Then a major in Theatre Arts at the University of Northern Colorado is for you. At UNC you will find a challenging curriculum that offers emphases in acting, direction, technical theatre, theatre education or general theatre. | |
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| | The Theatre emphasis is designed for the generalist, emphasizing application and creativity, but always with regards to an understanding of theatre history; theoretical, critical and analytical systems; and social and cultural forces. Each year, theatre students have the opportunity to participate in four to six theatrical presentations, both on and back stage. | |
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