Department of Theatre Studies
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2300 Highland Road
Batesville,Arkansas 72503
870.307.7511
admissions@lyon.edu
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Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies - Art Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies - Music Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies - English
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Dramatic art represents the culmination of all arts put forth for the purpose of advancing human interaction, reflecting and challenging broader culture, and fostering a firmer sense of the individual self. Students investing in the study of dramatic art will develop skills in oral communication, research methods, interpersonal relationships, and team building collaboration. In addition, students will develop skills in the critical evaluation of text and performance in a variety of perspectives including theoretical, cultural, and historical as a means of better understanding the world around them.
The theatre studies major is an interdisciplinary major designed to educate students in non-technical aspects of theatre while also instilling in them an appreciation for how other fine arts contribute to and enhance theatre production. The major serves anyone wishing to pursue graduate school in non-technical areas of theatre as well as those seeking careers in professional theatre as actors, playwrights, directors, and dramaturges. The skills learned in the course of this major are not confined to professional or academic theatre employment. Theatre studies majors learn skills well-suited for careers in public relations, teaching, sales, marketing, business, and human resources among many of other possibilities.
Acceptance Rate:
Lyon College's acceptance rate is around 59–60%
Faculty Info:
Dr. Fonzie Geary, Maggie Gayle.
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