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Barry University

Department of Fine Arts - Theatre

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11300 NE 2nd Avenue
Miami,Florida 33161
305.899.3420
admissions@mail.barry.edu

DEGREES OFFERED

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Technical Theatre

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Theatre Production

Bachelor of Arts in Acting

Bachelor of Arts in Technical Theatre

Bachelor of Arts in Dance Theatre Production

Minor in Dance


The mission of the Theatre program is to give interested students the opportunity to study the practical, historical, and theoretical elements of live theatre. A well-rounded study of Theatre involves traditional classroom research as well as practical applications in performance and production. Work in the major is balanced between classes in theatre history, workshop-style classes in acting and directing, and hands-on classes in stagecraft and lighting. The student can pursue either acting or technical tracks. Students selecting to major or minor in Theatre will find a program both diverse and practical in nature. The program integrates academic coursework and practical workshops with an active, professional caliber production schedule, which includes two mainstage productions a year and a variety of student projects. Scholarships are available for dedicated Theatre majors. Students should contact the Department of Fine Arts for details. The Theatre curricula combine history, theory and practice while also providing opportunities to develop individual talents and interests. Study in Theatre serves as an excellent preparation for professional careers and continued education not only in theatre but also in the fields of teaching, law, politics, communication, sales and management. For non-majors, the Theatre program includes experience and courses in fundamental methods and content.

Notable Alumni Include:

Elizabeth Price, EMILIE PAAP, MARY SANSONE, GIORDAN DIAZ,




Faculty Info:

ELENA MARIA GARCIA, FERNANDO LONDOÑO, YVONNE JONES GOODRIDGE.



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