Training
•Conservatory approach to acting within a university setting
•Integrated training in performance, voice, and movement
•Preparation for work across all performance mediums — stage, film, performance art, physical theatre, dance, and community arts
•Incorporates entrepreneurial education for self-creating artists
Professional Development
•Four mainstage and studio productions annually
•Direct faculty interaction from first year
•Internship opportunities with professional theatre and film companies
•Experience in peer-directed works
Facilities
•520-seat Vivia Nail Locke Theater (proscenium) in Seretean Center for the Performing Arts
•75-seat Jerry L. Davis Studio Theater for student-directed productions
