Schreiner University offers a Bachelor of Arts degree program with a major in Theatre.
The Theatre major encompasses 27 advanced credit hours in theatre, including the following courses:
- Introduction to Theatre I
- Acting I
- Acting II
- Theatre History I
- Playwriting
- Internship in Theatre
The Theatre program aligns with the University’s commitment to liberal arts education. It provides a comprehensive curriculum that spans lower and upper-level courses, equipping students for diverse career paths in professional, educational, and community theatre programs, as well as advanced studies in graduate theatre programs.
Our approach places a strong emphasis on personalized instruction, which is particularly evident in upper-level theatre courses where internship opportunities and performance responsibilities are integrated. This program is designed to establish a solid foundation in theatre fundamentals, allowing majors to specialize in either technical or performance theatre.
This curriculum is tailored to nurture a well-rounded and adaptable understanding of theatre, preparing students for a dynamic range of opportunities in the field.
Possible Career Opportunities
- Actor/Actress
- Director
- Playwright
- Set Designer
- Costume Designer
- Lighting Designer
- Sound Designer
- Stage Manager
- Theatre Producer
- Drama Teacher/Instructor
- Casting Director
- Arts Administrator
- Drama Coach
Stay Tuned for Exciting Internship Opportunities!
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