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1300 Eagle Road
St. Davids,Pennsylvania 19087-3696
610.341.5885
ugadm@eastern.edu
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Bachelor of Arts in Theatre - Performance Concentration Bachelor of Arts in Theatre - Directing Concentration Bachelor of Arts in Theatre - Musical Theatre Concentration Minor in Theatre
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Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, Performance Concentration Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, Directing Concentration Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, Musical Theatre Concentration Minor in Theatre The B.A. in Theatre at Eastern University provides both a traditional liberal arts education and a rich array of hands-on theatre training experiences. Your professors will welcome you to practice theatre not only as a literary art form, but also as a laboratory for self-discovery, experimentation, innovative thinking, and creative risk, all within the confines of a loving and supportive community where both failure and success are valued for what they have to teach us as artists and practitioners. The program is designed for students who want to discover and experience new aspects of theatre, while continuing to hone their skills at an advanced level of training. Students who participate in theatre courses or productions develop skills in self-expression, communication, and collaboration, preparing them for success in a range of fields with 3 dynamic concentration options: Performance, Directing, or Musical Theatre.
Acceptance Rate:
Eastern University's admissions are selective, with an acceptance rate of 94%
Faculty Info:
Dr. Valerie Flower, Perry Brisbon, Walter DeShields, Dr. Joseph D'Ambrosi, Jared Delaney, J. Oliver Donahue, Juliette Dunn, Kelly Gebhardt, Melissa Miller, Karla Scott
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