Theatre Scholarships
•Bullet: Scholarships support talented theatre students and are awarded based on perceived ability and promise
•Bullet: Candidates may be considered in acting, directing, playwriting, stage management, and costume, scenic, lighting, or sound design
•Bullet: After acceptance to Albion, candidates are invited to schedule an audition or portfolio review with theatre faculty
Scholarship Process
•Bullet: Scholarship audition and portfolio review requests begin October 1 of a student’s senior year
•Bullet: Students must audition and/or interview before receiving a scholarship decision
•Bullet: Actors prepare two contrasting monologues from published plays, or one monologue and 16–32 bars of a song; the total audition may not exceed four minutes
•Bullet: Designers present representative design work during an interview; unrealized designs are accepted
•Bullet: Stage managers interview and may share call books, reports, production photos, or video content
•Bullet: Playwrights submit representative writing before the faculty interview