School of Theatre and Dance
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Lubbock,Texas 79409
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Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts - Acting Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts - Design and Technology Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts - Musical Theatre Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Bachelor of Arts in Dance Minor in Theatre Minor in Dance Master of Fine Arts in Arts Administration Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Design Master of Fine Arts in Theatre Performance and Pedagogy Master of Fine Arts in Playwriting Master of Arts in Theatre Master of Arts in Dance Studies Doctor of Philosophy in Acting/Directing Doctor of Philosophy in Arts Administration Doctor of Philosophy in Theatre Design Doctor of Philosophy in Theatre History/Theory/Criticism Doctor of Philosophy in Playwriting Doctor of Philosophy in Theatre
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The School of Theatre & Dance at Texas Tech University champions training and education that is contemporary, exciting, and innovative in an inclusive and equitable environment. From their first semester on campus, our students direct, devise, design, dance, act, critique, dramaturg, and produce raw and fully designed events.
We offer students experience in a breadth of programs, and we balance that experience with the highest standards of scholarship and professionalism to prepare them for careers in both practice and pedagogy. Our experiential education programs like the WildWind Performance Lab and The Marfa Intensive encourage transformation. However, we can only shape art if we understand and embrace the community around us.
Our students learn to be global leaders, dedicating their time and efforts to first understand and then to better the world around them. We encourage students to break the silos and work between disciplines to contribute to a pluralistic society as leaders in their profession.
Faculty Info:
Norman Bert, Andrea Bilkey, Charlotte Boye-Christensen, Tanya Calamoneri, Dorothy Chansky, Mark Charney, Linda Donahue, Ali Duffy, Genevieve Durham DeCesaro, Bill Gelber, Andrew Gibb, Rebecca Gilman, Charles Harmon, Erin Harold Alvarado, Rachel Hirshorn-Johnston, Shawn Ketchum Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Casey Keenan Joiner, Jesse Jou, Jonathan Marks, Dean Nolen, Kyla Olson, Mallory Prucha, Paul N. Reinsch, Seth Warren-Crow.
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