Idaho State UniversityDepartment of Theatre and Dance Visit Web Site 921 S. 8th Avenue Pocatello,ID 83209 208.282.3173 admiss@isu.edu  
Idaho State University's Theatre Program provides a well-rounded curriculum that is both fundamental and innovative. Theatrical productions range from classics to contemporary, from intimate to large-scale, and from student-directed to faculty produced. The program is structured to provide a rich mixture of academic, design, and performance courses, coupled with a broad array of electives, enabling ISU students to pursue theatre as a profession. Notable Alumni Include: Faculty Info: Tara Young, Chad Gross, Norman E. Schroder, Vanessa Ballam. Related Articles
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