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Which schools are considered the best for dramatic arts?

Hey all, ever since I can remember I've loved the drama club. I'm now thinking of pursuing dramatic arts in college. I'm looking for some advice on the best colleges or universities that have strong dramatic arts programs. Any input would be appreciated!

a year ago

Hello, your passion for dramatic arts is evident and it's great that you want to pursue it further in college! There are several colleges and universities that are renowned for their dramatic arts programs.

1. Juilliard School: Known worldwide, Juilliard's Drama Division provides rigorous training that aims to prepare students for professional careers in theatre. They've an exceptional faculty and alumni network.

2. New York University (NYU): Specifically, the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU is well-respected and offers a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama. Classes at NYU Tisch will provide you with comprehensive theatre skills.

3. University of Southern California (USC): The School of Dramatic Arts at USC offers a well-rounded Bachelor of Arts in theatre program. It balances critical study with practical training and covers every aspect of theatre from acting and directing to design and production.

4. Yale University: The Yale School of Drama is one of the most celebrated graduate theatre schools in America. Just so you know, their undergrad program doesn't directly offer a drama major, but students can major in Theatre Studies.

5. Carnegie Mellon University: CMU’s School of Drama is one of the oldest college dramatic arts programs in the US and has a strong focus on contemporary thought in performance.

Remember, the best school for you will also depend on factors such as, your specific interests within dramatic arts, the school environment you thrive in, and your other academic interests. It's always a good idea to delve a little deeper into what you want from a college experience, such as the types of productions you're interested in participating in and specific coursework you’re hoping to take. Good luck!

a year ago

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