School of Drama
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Acting
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Music Theatre
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Costume Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Dramaturgy
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Interdisciplinary Opportunities
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Lighting Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Production Technology
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Scenic Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Sound Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Stage & Production Management
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Technical Direction
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: John Wells Directing Program
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama: Video and Media Design
Minor in Drama
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Costume Design
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Costume Production
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Dramatic Writing
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Lighting Design
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Scenic Design
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Sound Design
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Stage & Production Management
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Technical Direction
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: John Wells Directing Fellowship
Master of Fine Arts in Drama: Video and Media Design
Aaron Staton, Casey Spindler, Megan Hilty, Mark Silverberg, JD Goldblatt, Sarah Glendening, Audra Blaser, Alex Cendese
The acceptance rate for the Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama is around 4%
Barbara Anderson, Wendy Arons, Natalie Baker-Shirer, Claudia Benack, Dick Block, David Boevers, C. Todd Brown, James Caton, Rick Edinger, Kristi Good, Rob Handel, Gary Kline.
Playwright and actor Samantha Streit premieres LETTERS TO JOAN at the Pleasance Courtyard, a new play inspired by hundreds of real love letters she discovered from her grandparents, directed by Jessica Whiley.
Sarah Ruhl's LETTERS FROM MAX, adapted from her book written with poet Max Ritvo, will open Ancram Center for the Arts' summer mainstage season, directed by co-director Paul Ricciardi.
Creative Evolutions launched MOMENTUM 2026, a responsive speaker series pairing national voices with university convenings to rethink board models and leadership structures in the arts sector.
Amanda + James and the cell will present the world premiere of The Charioteer, a new play by Dan Giles about a brother and sister navigating political transformation and family loyalty, directed by Matt Dickson.
THE LADY DOTH PROTEST, a dark comedy from Joy Powered and Feminine Productions, heads to Edinburgh Festival Fringe following a sold-out New York run, featuring NYU Tisch MFA alumni and a live accordion score.
Grace Arts Center's new musical OTHELLO OF OVERTOWN, inspired by Miami artist Purvis Young, will hold free public readings at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale and Pérez Art Museum Miami ahead of a full 2027 production.
Yvonne Strahovski, David Corenswet & François Arnaud will star in Three Days of Rain on Broadway in February 2027, directed by Anna D.
Milwaukee Repertory Theater revealed eight new Board Trustees, including former TCG President Ben Cameron and Medical College of Wisconsin President Dr.
Leeds Conservatoire announced the return of Leeds Theatre Festival, a two-week program featuring over 40 productions, including original theatre, new musicals, comedy, and dance works by emerging artists and students.
New York City Ballet will present its annual Fall Fashion Gala, once again celebrating choreography and costume design.
American Conservatory Theater revealed the first scholarship recipients for its San Francisco Semester actor-training program, awarding three artists tuition support and stipends through newly introduced financial aid scholarships.
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel and producer Michael Maso are set to lead Bards on the Cape, a new writers retreat opening on Cape Cod.
This week's newsletter is packed with leadership news, as theaters across the country — from San Francisco's Magic Theatre to Manhattan Theatre Club to the Cape Playhouse — announced new appointments and restructured their teams.
The contemporary ballet company, Chamber Dance Project (CDP): Its bringing together of soloist-level professional ballet dancers during their lay-off periods from major professional companies and partnering them with equally talented musicians and boundary pushing choreographers.
The 34th annual Connecticut Critics Circle awards ceremony will be held at Hartford Stage and live streamed on YouTube.
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| 4/14 – 4/23/2011 | Carnegie Mellon University | |
| 3/30 – 4/1/2011 | Carnegie Mellon University | |
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2/17 – 2/26/2011
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2/23 – 2/25/2011
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| 2/2 – 2/19/2011 | Carnegie Mellon University | |
| 12/1 – 12/3/2010 | Carnegie Mellon University | |
