Salisbury University

Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance

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1101 Camden Avenue
Salisbury,Maryland 21801
410.548.5588
admissions@salisbury.edu

DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Arts in Music - Traditional Bachelor of Arts in Music - Performance (Instrumental) Bachelor of Arts in Music - Performance (Vocal) Bachelor of Arts in Music - Music Technology Bachelor of Arts in Music - Music Education Bachelor of Arts in Theatre - Design and Production Bachelor of Arts in Theatre - Performance Minor in Dance Minor in Music Minor in Music Production Minor in Theatre

The programs that make up the Music, Theatre and Dance Department enable you to develop your artistry within the context of a broad-based education aimed at developing the skills essential for professional success. You will grow as an artist, and you also will be able to think, talk and write about what you do, and how it relates to the society and world around you. The Peter and Judy Jackson Music Program is a nationally accredited and supports both students seeking an understanding of music as well as those pursuing careers in the industry. All majors perform with SU’s acclaimed ensembles, which range from chamber choir to jazz to world drum. Our Theatre Program is anchored in the classical tradition, the program examines theatre through aesthetic education and criticism, creative expressions, and historical and sociocultural perspectives. Several mainstage performances are produced annually. Through the Dance Program you can experience dance as an art form and develop technique and teaching competencies. All students may audition for inclusion in the SU Dance Company, which presents contemporary, jazz, ballet, hip-hop, modern and musical theatre dances on two annual concerts.

Acceptance Rate:

While Salve Regina University has an overall acceptance rate of around 70%

Faculty Info:

Louise Anderson, Colleen Clark, Linda Cockey, Danielle Cumming, William Folger, Lawrence Knier, Martha Mancuso, Sachi Murasugi, Jeffrey Schoyen, Eric Shuster, Jerry Tabor, John Wesley Wright.

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