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Tallahassee, 32306
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Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Master of Fine Arts in Acting Master of Fine Arts in Costume Design Master of Fine Arts in Directing Master of Fine Arts in Technical Production Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Management Master of Science for Theatre Educators Master of Arts in Theatre Studies Master of Arts in Theatre and Performance Research Ph.D. in Theatre and Performance Research
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Welcome to the School of Theatre at Florida State. As one of the top-tier theatre training programs in the nation, the School of Theatre challenges its students to grow as artists and individuals as they explore the world of theatre and where they fit into it. The School provides its students with a wide variety of theatrical and educational opportunities. The primary mission of the School of Theatre is to offer students a comprehensive education in theatre and to prepare emerging artists to enter the professional theatre industry. As a result, the School of Theatre provides both student artists and community audience members a diverse array of productions that explore the spectrum of our shared humanity. Florida State has an internationally recognized faculty known for their outstanding teaching, creativity, and professional experiences that daily enriches the students education. Our students’ achievements are remarkable. Each year, many of our students receive awards and scholarships for their artistry and academic success. At the School of Theatre, we encourage our students to dream and take chances with their dreams. We invite you to share in that journey with them as we explore the world of theatre. We also invite you to visit our beautiful campus, schedule a tour, observe a class, or attend a performance. We welcome your interest in the School of Theatre and hope to see you soon in our theatres and studios.
Notable Alumni Include:
Christiani Pitts, Kassie Meiler, Andrew Rincon, Leslie Donna Flesner, Harris Milgrim, Kaylin Seckel, Sheila Jones, Montego Glover, Andre Holland, Amanda Lamotte, Justin Bowen.
Acceptance Rate:
Florida State University's (FSU) overall acceptance rate is 25%
Faculty Info:
Chari Arespacochaga Jacki Armit Sean Bartley Terri Bourus Robert H. Coleman Mary Karen Dahl Patricia Delorey Jonathan Epstein Kate Gelabert Casey Hagwood Debra Hale Kellen Hoxworth Amy Huang Dale F. Jordan Dariush Kashani Jean McDaniel Lickson Jim Lile Andrei Malaev-Babel Colleen Muscha Christina Nabity Elizabeth Osborne Tom Ossowski Anthony Rhine Kris Salata Eliza Ladd Schwarz Jason Paul Tate Aaron C. Thomas Jessica West Todd Wren
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