Explore all aspects of dramatic entertainment.
Do you thrive on stage or enjoy being behind the scenes of a production working in stage construction, costumes or management? Does the idea of teaching the art of theatre to the next generation of students excite you?
When you earn your degree in theatre, you can expect to gain valuable practical experience in acting, set and theatre design, playwriting, directing, and all aspects of stage and theatre management. You can specialize your degree as theatre generalist, performance, design and technology, or teacher certification. Whichever path you choose, you will be able to take advantage of our multiple theatre venues, state-of-the-art digital equipment and rigging, and in-house scenery and costume shops.
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What Can You Do With a Theatre Degree?
You can expect to find work in virtually any theatre career field, as well as in teaching theatre in public and private schools.
Our graduates enjoy successful careers as professional stage, film and voice actors, designers, directors, professional arts administrators, and high school and junior high theatre teachers. Others have been accepted into graduate schools for performance, playwriting and design.
Multiple Performances Throughout the Year
Experience the world of theatre in every possible way. We present five productions a year, plus several student-led plays, and all theatre majors are invited to audition for acting roles, work on the technical crews, and participate in management and promotions.
Elite Performance Spaces
Angelo State has three performance venues: the Blackbox Studio, Modular Theatre and Elta Joyce Murphey Auditorium. The Modular Theatre is the only theatre of its kind in the United States, and the Elta Joyce Murphey Auditorium is preparing to undergo a multi-million-dollar renovation, which will make it one of the premier performance spaces in the region.
Networking Opportunities
Connect with other theatre students and professionals! Our program is actively involved in the United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT), as well as the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF).