Program Characteristics
No Prescreen
Scholarship Audition
No Interview
University App Required
Program Highlights
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
•Liberal arts approach to theatre combining performance, text, and design
•Emphasis on breadth of theatrical expression with individually crafted study programs
•Senior capstone project: research and produce a work of your choosing
TRAINING & PRODUCTIONS
•2-3 theatre productions per year on Thoresen mainstage and Lab Theatre
•Biennial authentic Greek Drama performed in the Mabel K. Whiteside Greek Theatre — a tradition dating to 1909
•Apprenticeship opportunities with Endstation Theatre Company, the professional company in residence
UNIQUE FEATURES
•Helen McGehee Visiting Artist Program — endowed program bringing guest artists since 1971
•Tri-College Consortium with University of Lynchburg and Sweet Briar College expands course options
•Interdisciplinary core allows study across art history, studio art, English, music, and dance
Key Info
University AppApplication
Apply atCommon App
Apply atSchool Website
Deadlines
Early ActionNov 15, 2025
Regular DecisionMar 1, 2026
Program AppApplication
Deadlines
Priority Scholarship SubmissionFeb 21, 2026
General Scholarship SubmissionMar 1, 2026
Good to Know
APPLICATION PROCESS
•Apply via Common App or school website — no application fee
•Fall enrollment: Regular Decision deadline March 1
•Rolling admissions after March 1 on space-available basis
SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINES
•Priority scholarship deadline: February 21
•General scholarship deadline: March 1
•Students admitted after March 1 may submit on an individual basis
ENROLLMENT
•$300 enrollment deposit due May 1 (refundable if withdrawn before May 1)
What's The Process
ADMISSION
•No audition required — admitted via university application
•Test-optional admissions
SCHOLARSHIP AUDITION (OPTIONAL)
•Fine and Performing Arts Scholarship consideration requires video submission
•Submit a 1-2 minute MONOLOGUE of your choice
•Optional: 16 BARS OF A SONG with accompaniment or a cappella
•Include a THEATRE RESUME if available
•Upload to YouTube (unlisted) or Google Drive and email link to acole@randolphcollege.edu
Scholarship Info
FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS SCHOLARSHIP
•Up to $2,000 annually
•Based on audition or portfolio submission
•Priority deadline: February 21
•General deadline: March 1
•Recipients expected to participate in at least 2 Theatre Department productions per year
•Only ONE Fine and Performing Arts Scholarship per student
Program info updated 6h ago
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
•Liberal arts approach to theatre combining performance, text, and design
•Emphasis on breadth of theatrical expression with individually crafted study programs
•Senior capstone project: research and produce a work of your choosing
TRAINING & PRODUCTIONS
•2-3 theatre productions per year on Thoresen mainstage and Lab Theatre
•Biennial authentic Greek Drama performed in the Mabel K. Whiteside Greek Theatre — a tradition dating to 1909
•Apprenticeship opportunities with Endstation Theatre Company, the professional company in residence
UNIQUE FEATURES
•Helen McGehee Visiting Artist Program — endowed program bringing guest artists since 1971
•Tri-College Consortium with University of Lynchburg and Sweet Briar College expands course options
•Interdisciplinary core allows study across art history, studio art, English, music, and dance
Updated 6h ago
Academic School Information
3.36
Avg GPA (W)
94%
Admit Rate
49%
Grad Rate
658
Enrollment
$53,409
Earnings
10yr after
Tuition & Fees
$30,310
before aid
Average Annual Cost
$15,921
after typical aid
Average annual cost is often lower than tuition because it accounts for grants and scholarships most students receive. It includes tuition, room & board, books, and supplies.
Family Income $0 - $30k$13,048
Family Income $30k - $48k$13,709
Family Income $48k - $75k$16,290
Family Income $75k - $110k$18,260
Family Income $110k+$19,590
