Theatre ArtsGraduate Program Summary |
Graduate Degrees OfferedM.F.A. Areas of Study Acting; Design/Stage Tech; Directing for Stage and Screen Application ChecklistRequired by Office of Graduate Studies
Required by Theatre Arts
Application Deadline FOR FINANCIAL CONSIDERATION Fall: March 10ACTING AND DESIGN/STAGE TECH Accepting applications for fall 2010, 2013DIRECTING Accepting applications for fall 2008, 2011 and 2014
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The Learned Ladies by Moliere
In this production of Moliere's popular satire, graduate students (counter-clockwise from left) Flynt Burton, Ja'nelle Taylor, and Rachel Charlop-Powers played the title roles as partial fulfillment of requirements for the master of fine arts degree. |
Description of ProgramThe Master of Fine Arts in theatre arts is a three-year program offering three areas of emphasis: acting, design/stage technology, and directing. All graduate programs combine academic depth with professional training to prepare students for success in theatre. Students admitted to the program are selected through University/Resident Theatre Association (URTA) auditions. Students interested in the design/technical emphasis should be able to provide evidence of drawing ability and/or technical skills. Graduate courses are offered in the disciplines of dramatic analysis, theatre history, performance, production, and design. Theatre classes and productions are held in the Temple Building, which contains the Howell Theatre and Studio Theatre. The Lied Center for Performing Arts also hosts a portion of the departmental productions. Teaching assistantships are available for selected students.
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ContactGraduate Chair Professor William Grange402-472-1604 Department Address 215 Temple BuildingLincoln NE 68588-0201 Department Website
http://www.unl.edu/Theat... |
Faculty and Research
| Alisa Belflower | Contemporary Musical Theatre; Voice | |
| Stan Brown | Voice; Acting | |
| Richard Endacott | Film and New Media Production; Screenwriting | |
| William Grange | Theatre and Film History | |
| Tice Miller | History; Dramatic Literature; Criticism | |
| Scott Parker | Design and Technical Theatre Education Policies and Methods | |
| Harris Smith | Acting; Stage Combat | |
| Virginia Smith | Directing; Acting | |
| Ed Stauffer | Technical Direction; Set Design | |
| Janice Stauffer | Costume Design | |
| Paul Steger | Acting; Directing; Stage Combat | |
| Sharon Teo | Film and New Media Production; Directing; Postproduction | |
| Sandy Veneziano | Scene and Production Design; Film and TV Visiting Faculty |


