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Students graduating from this program will:Be well-read, appreciative of, and able to discuss a broad sampling of world dramatic literatureBe able to converse about and teach a survey of theatre history, as well as some specialized knowledge of a chosen era, aesthetic movement or artist in a historical-cultural contextDemonstrate research skills that will make it possible to pursue the Ph.D.Communicate ideas in clear and correct writing and spoken English. Be familiar enough with various components of the art of the stage to be able to interact with theatre professionals.
The applicant must hold B.A. in English, or a B.A. degree that includes at least 30 hours of sophomore-, junior- or senior-level English courses, or the equivalent. 3.0 cumulative grade-point average in undergraduate work and a 3.0 average in undergraduate English coursework. In unusual circumstances, the Graduate Committee may consider applicants with lower grade-point averages.
ActorCommunity arts workerDancerDramatherapistMusic therapistTheatre director
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