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You may apply to the USC School of Dramatic Arts using the Common Application, which includes some USC-specific questions. In addition to the online application, you will be asked to submit additional materials, including the USC Supplemental Application. For specific information about the items you will need to submit, please visit USC ...
As a diverse and inclusive community of artists, the USC BFA in Musical Theatre Program welcomes and educates performers from all backgrounds, experiences and abilities to change the face of musical theatre for the 21st century. This unique program connects the classical methodologies of all cultures in drama, music and dance to contemporary ...
Collins, Elsbeth M. (Chair of Production & Stage Management) Hacker, Joseph. Mahoney, Duncan (Technical Director) Mitchell, Kenneth (Director of Musical Theatre) Ohama, Natsuko. Shay, Michele (Chair of Production) Shroyer, Stephanie. Warshofsky, David (Director of MFA Acting/McKinlay Chair) 821-4034.
Alumni. The USC School of Dramatic Arts supports, encourages and champions the wide ranging accomplishments of its alumni in arts and entertainment. The USC School of Dramatic Arts has the privilege of teaching the nation’s top students who go on to make an indelible mark on the artistic fields they enter. They have been honored with the most ...
About. At the USC School of Dramatic Arts, we foster the talents of artist-scholars who are dramatically different – who are willing to imagine the future of the entertainment industry and bring it to life. Students at the USC School of Dramatic Arts arrive with enormous potential which we nurture and empower through an interdisciplinary ...
Dramatic Arts Building, Sanctuary Theatre & Stop Gap Theatre The state-of-the-art, nearly 40,000-square-foot home of the USC School of Dramatic Arts, located in the arts corridor on campus. Bing Theatre A proscenium house, which seats 550 people, is the School’s largest venue. Scene Dock Theatre
The Master of Fine Arts in Dramatic Writing (MFADW) at the USC School of Dramatic Arts provides students with the foundation to not only build a fruitful career, but to further discover and develop their own authentic voice. At the heart of this program, the MFADW teaches playwriting first and foremost, then expands into adaptation ...
