Training
•Comprehensive liberal arts curriculum covering acting, dance, Shakespeare, playwriting, dramaturgy, and design & production
•Small cohort sizes with individualized mentoring from faculty
•Active production calendar — students participate in multiple theatrical productions each semester
•Capstone experience options include student-directed production, advanced technical design project, or internship
Professional Development
•13:1 student-to-faculty ratio
•17-acre campus in the heart of Boston
•Catholic institution founded by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur with a commitment to social justice
•100% of Emmanuel students complete at least one internship before graduation
•Internship opportunities with organizations including Actors' Shakespeare Project, Speakeasy Stage Company, Central Square Theater, Broadway in Boston, and more
Location
•Located in Boston's Fenway neighborhood with direct access to professional theatre companies
Degree Flexibility
•Member of the Colleges of the Fenway consortium, expanding academic and cultural resources
