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  1. 2024 production of "Rent." Photo by Craig Schwartz. On Stage. Independent Student Productions; Past Productions; Apply; Programs; On Stage; News; Faculty & Staff ...

  2. The USC School of Dramatic Arts recognizes students who have achieved a GPA of 3.5 or higher (registered in a minimum of 12 units) during the previous semester by placing them on the Dean’s List. The entire School congratulates you on your exemplary academic achievements. Dean’s List – Fall 2023. Dean’s List – Spring 2023

  3. USC Photo. The BFA in Stage Management offers real-world experience in the technical aspects of production, management and design. Students hone skills in leadership, problem solving, and thinking creatively and collaboratively, while stage managing at least one production each academic year. The program provides a firm foundation in theatrical ...

  4. Sharon Marie Carnicke a professor of critical studies and acting at the USC School of Dramatic Arts. She is internationally acclaimed for her groundbreaking research on Stanislavsky and her master classes on Active Analysis, which was created by Stanislavsky and developed by the renowned Russian director Maria Knebel. She has published widely ...

  5. Welcome to the USC School of Dramatic Arts. Our extraordinary community of students, faculty and staff work tirelessly as artists, technicians and administrators to expand and enrich the field of the dramatic arts. We draw upon the traditions of the past, create in the present, and build towards the vivid future of our disciplines with passion ...

  6. Biography. Brent Blair is a professor of theatre practice at the USC School of Dramatic Arts. He is a Linklater-designated voice instructor and a former Fulbright scholar in the Igbo traditional theatre of West Africa. He trained in the practice of Theatre of the Oppressed with the late Augusto Boal and is the founding director of the Institute ...

  7. Admission to the USC School of Dramatic Arts is based on academic and artistic merit rather than ability to pay. The U.S. government, however, requires that all international student applicants provide proof of ability to pay tuition and living expenses for themselves and their dependents (if applicable) before a formal letter of admission and ...