Program Overview
A Theatre minor offers students the opportunity to explore the vibrant world of dramatic arts, enhancing their creativity, communication skills, and cultural awareness. Through a combination of practical experience and theoretical study, students delve into various aspects of theatrical production, including acting, directing, stage design, and playwriting. They learn to analyze dramatic texts, interpret characters, and collaborate effectively with peers. Engaging in performances, workshops, and rehearsals, students develop confidence, resilience, and the ability to express themselves authentically on stage. A Theatre minor not only fosters a deep appreciation for the art form but also equips students with versatile skills applicable to a wide range of professions, from entertainment to education to business.
Why Apply?
Applying for a Theatre minor enriches your college experience by providing a creative outlet, fostering collaboration, and honing valuable skills applicable across various careers. Whether you aspire to perform on stage, explore behind-the-scenes production, or simply appreciate the art of storytelling, a Theatre minor offers a dynamic and immersive environment to pursue your passion. You'll develop confidence in public speaking, problem-solving, and teamwork, all while delving into the rich history and culture of theatre. Additionally, the ability to communicate effectively, think critically, and adapt to diverse situations are essential skills sought after in any profession. By adding a Theatre minor to your academic journey, you not only cultivate your artistic talents but also enhance your versatility and readiness for success in the professional world.
Program Type: Minor
Program Level: Undergraduate
Degree: Bachelor of Science
School: School of Arts & Sciences
Program Location: On-Campus
Program Study Mode: Full-time, Part-time
Program Duration: 4 Years
Program Faculty
![Laura Lippman](/media/peru-state/content-assets/images/content-types/staff/Lippman-Laura.jpg)
Laura Lippman Associate Professor of Theatre Arts llippman@peru.edu