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USC Photo. The BFA in Stage Management offers real-world experience in the technical aspects of production, management and design. Students hone skills in leadership, problem solving, and thinking creatively and collaboratively, while stage managing at least one production each academic year. The program provides a firm foundation in theatrical ...
At USC School of Dramatic Arts, Dr. Cheng has taught various courses in theatre history, dramatic literature, contemporary kinesthetic theatre, and intermedia art, in addition to cultural and visual studies. Her signature course, “Theatre on the Edge/ToE,” has produced several classes of award-winning student artists.
Celebrating the 2023-24 School of Dramatic Arts Award Recipients. On May 3, the USC School of Dramatic Arts recognized the outstanding achievements of several of our students at the 31st annual Awards Ceremony. May 3, 2024.
You may apply to the USC School of Dramatic Arts using the Common Application, which includes some USC-specific questions. In addition to the online application, you will be asked to submit additional materials, including the USC Supplemental Application. For specific information about the items you will need to submit, please visit USC ...
Bachelor of Arts. Photo by Craig Schwartz of "The Wolves." The BA in Theatre program combines a liberal arts education with an intensive study of the dramatic arts. Offered in cooperation with the USC Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences and tailored to each student’s needs, this program offers a firm grounding in all ...
Welcome to the USC School of Dramatic Arts. Our extraordinary community of students, faculty and staff work tirelessly as artists, technicians and administrators to expand and enrich the field of the dramatic arts. We draw upon the traditions of the past, create in the present, and build towards the vivid future of our disciplines with passion ...
The remarkable Class of 2024 leaves USC with a one-of-a-kind legacy—and they always have their Trojan Family waiting to pick them up in times of need. “You are Trojans. You are artists. You are Trojan artists of the School of Dramatic Arts,” Dr. Sparks reminded students as they prepared to receive their degrees.
