University of Washington — Seattle, WA
Bachelor of Arts in Drama
Bachelor of Arts in Drama - Performance
Bachelor of Arts in Drama - Design
Minor in Performance Studies
Minor in Design for Performance
Minor in Acting
Master of Fine Arts in Acting
Master of Fine Arts in Directing
Master of Fine Arts in Design
Doctor of Philosophy in Theatre History, Theory, and Criticism
Barzin Akhavan, Samer Al-Saber, John Aylward, Tim Bond, Linsey Bostwick, Christopher Brown, Melanie Burgess, Ken Cerniglia, Christina Chang, Desdemona Chiang, Josh Costello, Tré Cotten, Trish Harnetiaux, Bria Henderson, Gregg Henry, Marya Sea Kaminiski, Richard Karn, Mariana Klaveno, Lenne Klingaman, Allison Leach, Andrew Lieberman, Ada Limón, Kyle MacLachlan, Amy Rose Marsh, Joel McHale, Joe Ngo, Detra Payne, Pamela Reed, Peggy Shannon, Lynn Shelton, Ron Simons, Jean Smart, Lois Smith, Leslie Swackhamer, Alexandra Tavares, Amy Kim Waschke, Julia Hayes Welch, Dawn Wells, Jennifer Zeyl.
Reported acceptance rate (source/year not provided by school): The University of Washington School of Drama has a highly selective admission process, with an acceptance rate of around 16.7% for the BA program.
The University of Washington School of Drama announced plans for its upcoming season, with programming details to be revealed for theatergoers in Seattle.
David Armstrong, University of Washington professor and 'Broadway Nation' host, will lead 'Introduction to Broadway,' an eight-week online course starting this April, exploring the diverse history of the American musical.
Tacoma Little Theatre and The University of Washington-Tacoma Theatre Department bring the Tony Award Winning musical Spring Awakening to life.
The University of Washington School of Drama will present Bunny, written by Hannah Moscovitch.
Tacoma Little Theatre and The University of Washington-Tacoma Theatre Department bring the Tony Award Winning musical Spring Awakening to life.
The University of Washington School of Drama presents The Seagull by Anton Chekhov in a new translation.
The University of Washington School of Drama will present THEY DON'T PAY! WE WON'T PAY! in a new U.S.-set adaptation of Dario Fo’s 1974 farce.
The University of Washington School of Drama will present the world premiere of OMNIA Break Room, an original devised performance conceived and directed by Professor Adrienne Mackey in collaboration with current UW students.
| Show | Dates | Theater |
|---|---|---|
| 4/18/2025 – 4/26/2025 | University of Washington School of Drama |
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