Hofstra University — Hempstead, NY
Bachelor of Arts in Drama
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performance
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Production
Bachelor of Sciences in Dance Education
Bachelor of Arts in Dance
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance
Minor in Drama
Minor in Musical Theatre
James Barbour, Johnathan Brownlee, Francis Ford Coppola, Robert Davi, Elizabeth Dennehy, Peter Friedman, Rick Gray, Charles Grieco, Dan Ingram, Madeline Kahn, Lainie Kazan, Irene Lewis, John Leone, Charles Ludlam, Linda Marcello, Joe Morton, Tom McGowan, Joel Oliansky, Brett Oberman, DorIan Brown, Adam Cohen, Richard Ferraioli, Mark DiConzo, Emily Hartford, Erin Fogel, Julie Miller, Jennifer Rapp, Chris Keveney, Marci Scolnick, Kirsten Scoles, Stephanie Stover, Andreas Tselepos, Margaret Colin, Nancy Cassaro, Jennifer Pearse, Charles Repole, Arturo Porazzi, Susan Schulman, Phil Rosenthal, Joan See, Susan Sullivan, Leslie Segrete, Kevin Shinick, Christa Cocciole, Gregg Hurley, Alexis Melonopoulos, Jamie Goldberg, Larry Keigwin, Nami Kakiya, Stacy Cohen, Kara Kapers, Zakiya Kaalund, Makeda Thomas, Salvatore LaRussa, Melissa van Wijk, Nicole Walter, Erica DeJesus, Dina Denis, Tara Dunleavy, Lindsey Leduc, Christina Lynch Markham, Gregg Youdan, Natalie Tursi.
Reported acceptance rate (source/year not provided by school): Hofstra University's overall acceptance rate is around 71%
American Chamber Ensemble will present two Hofstra University concerts featuring works by Bernstein, Amy Beach, Florence Price and others, plus a program exploring composers with synesthesia.
Hofstra University's Department of Drama and Dance will close out the spring semester with a bold and thought-provoking production of Bert V.
Actors are often told that true commitment means centering their entire lives around performance, but this blog pushes back against that narrative.
Hofstra University's Department of Drama and Dance will present A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, exploring a complex web of romantic entanglements in 1900 Sweden.
The American Chamber Ensemble will present a special concert at Hofstra University's Helene Fortunoff Theater.
Hofstra University's Department of Drama and Dance will celebrate Black History Month with a production of Dominique Morisseau's Detroit '67, featuring direction by Adjunct Assistant Professor G.D.
This blog explores Francis Ford Coppola’s profound legacy at Hofstra University, tracing how a theatre student-turned-legendary filmmaker helped shape the department’s culture and traditions.
A student from Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts will take part in a special semi-immersive preshow for New York Dance Theatre’s production of The Nutcracker at Hofstra University this December.
