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120 Boylston Street
Boston,Massachusetts 02116
617.824.8780
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DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre Bachelor of Fine Arts in Stage & Screen Design/Technology Bachelor of Fine Arts in Stage & Production Management Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre & Performance Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Design/Technology Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Education & Performance Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Education Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Minor in Dance
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Emerson's mission is to train future leaders in arts, culture, and communication. The Department of Performing Arts' undergraduate and graduate programs encompass a core liberal arts curriculum, promote civic engagement, and demand that students create with clarity, integrity, and conviction. As a student here, you will work with active theatre professionals who have deep connections to the performing arts community in Boston and beyond. Your education will include studio work, classroom study, and the opportunities to apply lessons learned in the studio and class to real-life experiences—both in Emerson’s vibrant creative environment, and in the thriving theatre scene located just steps from our campus.
Acceptance Rate:
around 42.7%
Faculty Info:
Debra Acquavella, Lindsay Beamish, Melia Bensussen, Amelia Broome, P Carl, Lizzy Davis, Diane DiCroce, Timothy Douglas, Brenda Foley, Sariva Goetz, Jonathan Goldberg, Melissa Healey, John Hewlett, Sarah Hickler, Kristin Horrigan, Nathaniel Justiniano, Fredericka King, Scott LaFeber, Annie Levy, Nicole Lewis, Craig Mathers, Bethany Nelson, Scott Pinkney, Sarah Ploskina, Joshua Polster, Magda Romanska, Matan Rubinstein, Maureen Shea, Luciana Stecconi, Cassandra Tunick, Scott Wheeler.
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