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Carlisle,Pennsylvania 17013-2520
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DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts

Bachelor of Arts in Dance

Minor in Theatre Arts

Minor in Dance


At Dickinson, majors are introduced to the many dimensions of theatre and dance—technical, performance, historical, theoretical, cross-cultural—while they focus on one area of particular interest. Majors may choose from four pre-approved clusters within the program—acting/directing, dance, design/technology and dramatic literature—or they may, with faculty approval, create their own cluster. Faculty members oversee an extensive schedule of dance and theatre performances throughout the year, in which both majors and nonmajors participate. This is the ideal setting for a student with interest and talent in theatre or dance who also wants a broad liberal-arts education. An inter-arts major in dance and music in conjunction with the music department is also available.

Faculty Info:

Todd Wronski, Karen Kirkham, Sherry Harper-McCombs, Sarah Skaggs, Kent Barrett, Karie Miller, Erin Crawley-Woods, Sherry Harper-McCombs.



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