School of Theatre and Dance
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Campus Box 5700
Normal,Illinois 61790
(309) 438-8088
theatre@IllinoisState.edu
DEGREES OFFERED
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Bachelor of Art in Theatre - Acting Bachelor of Art in Theatre - Dance Bachelor of Art in Theatre - Dance Teacher Education Bachelor of Art in Theatre - Film and Digital Media Bachelor of Art in Theatre - Musical Theatre Bachelor of Art in Theatre - Production Design and Technology Bachelor of Art in Theatre - Theatre Studies Bachelor of Art in Theatre - Theatre Teacher Education Minor in Dance Minor in Film Studies Minor in Stage Combat Minor in Theatre
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The School of Theatre and Dance provides pre-professional training to dedicated young actors, dancers, designers and educators. Students are invited to Play Boldly in their creative theatre and dance endeavors!
The college believes in advancement of the arts within a diverse intellectual and social environment through collaboration in learning and artistic practice. Underlying all our work is the commitment to the arts as a vital and fundamental cultural force necessary to the functioning of a democratic society and to the education of its citizens.
Notable Alumni Include:
Cecilia Suarez
Faculty Info:
Lori Adams, Molly Briggs-Yonke, Laina Carney, Connie DeVeer, Kelsey Fisher, Dave George, Lexi Howe, Mary Jungels-Goodyear, Maggie Marlin-Hess, Cristen Monson, Kee-Yoon Nahm, Dan Ozminkowski, Kevin Paxton, David Prete, Robert Quinlan, Kari Beth Rust, John Tovar, Wendy Wallace, Janet Wilson, Li Zeng, Michelle Woody, Darby Wilde, Michael Vetere, John Stark, Tony Reimer, Kaley Pruitt, Kim Pereira, Aaron Paolucci, Leslie Orr, Derek Munson, Gregory Merriman, Lauren Lowell, Jeremy Jenkins, Ann Haugo, Josh Foxhoven, Shannon Epplett, Jimmy Chrismon, Kristin Carlson, Connie Blick.
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