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Auditions for Wake Forest Theatre and Dance Department’s fall 2024 production of The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940, a very silly espionage/murder mystery, will be held on April 28 & 29 with callbacks on April 30. Performances will be in Fall 2024.
Associate Professor, Design. fraziek@wfu.edu; Scales 209; 336.758.5085; Kevin Frazier (BA Furman University, MFA Virginia Tech) began teaching at WFU in 2016.
The Department of Theatre and Dance offers students an exceptional education in theatre and dance, and plays an integral role in the Wake Forest community. We are a creative and collegial ...
Assistant Teaching Professor. kamtmamj@wfu.edu; Scales 208A; 336.758.7435; MICHAEL KAMTMAN regularly teaches THE 110 (Introduction to Theatre) and has also taught THE 140 (Acting I) and THE 130 (Dynamics of Voice and Movement).He moved to North Carolina from New York in 1988 to work with the North Carolina Shakespeare Festival for his first of 15 seasons as an actor/fight director.
Professor, Set Design, Costume Design. wayne@wfu.edu; Scales 212; 336.758.5086; Mary has designed sets and costumes for the university theatre since 1980.
A minor in theatre requires twenty hours: 110 Introduction to the Theatre (3hr); or 111 Introduction To Theatre (3 hr) 140 Acting I (3hr) 150 Introduction to Design & Production (4hr) 310 History of Western Theatre I; or 311 History of Western Theatre II (3hr) One THE elective at the 200 level or higher, or DCE 202, 203 or 223
Since her arrival at Wake Forest in 1998, she has taught acting, directing, devised theatre, dramatic literature, introduction to theatre, first year seminars, and more. The recipient of a 2010 NEH grant from the Enduring Questions program and 2018 NEA and NEFA grants, she is interested in comic theory, acting and directing history, theory, and practice, as well as global forms of experimental ...
