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222 Wright Hall, One Shields Avenue
Davis,California 95616
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Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Dance

Minor in Theatre and Dance

Master of Fine Arts in Dramatic Art

Doctor of Philosophy in Performance Studies


Our diverse faculty includes artists and scholars of national and international renown, including award-winning directors and designers. The department includes over 120 undergraduate students majoring in dramatic art, 40-45 graduate students pursuing an M.F.A. in dramatic art or a Ph.D. in Performance Studies, as well as five to ten visiting professional artists and teachers each quarter. This mix of college students, mid-career professionals, and seasoned theater practitioners and scholars provides a dynamic environment for learning, experimentation, and growth. It offers a diverse, supportive community for all of its members.

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LARRY BOGAD, Mindy Cooper, David Grenke, LYNETTE HUNTER, MARGARET LAURENA KEMP, Maggie Morgan, JON D. ROSSINI.



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