PROGRAMS
The School of Theatre & Dance has the advantages of a large university
with the one-on-one attention that only a close-knit artistic home can offer.
Updates
RENT at the Hazel Ruby McQuain Amphitheater
April 23 at 7 p.m.
April 24 at 2 and 7 p.m.
April 25 at 2 p.m.
Book, Music and Lyrics by JONATHAN LARSON
Presented by the WVU School of Theatre & Dance and the City of Morgantown. Tickets
are $5 plus fees. General admission; no reserved seating. Gates open 30 minutes
prior to the event. Content Warnings: Mature Subject Matter, Adult Language,
Sexually Suggestive Language, References to Suicide & Drug Usage.
MFA Acting now recruiting for Fall 2021
Applications are now being accepted for the graduate acting program beginning in Fall 2021. The Master of Fine Arts in Acting at WVU is an intensive three-year course of study preparing students for the industry through studio instruction and performance opportunities. The School accepts a class of 6-8 actors to the program once every three years.
Apply now to the MFA Acting ProgramTheatre & the COVID Classroom
Following University, state, and national health organizations’ regulations,
we are conducting our actor training in a hybrid structure. A majority
of classes are being held in-person and on-campus with social distancing,
face masks, and additional cleaning measures. All classes conducted
in studios comply with regulations on the number of participants
allowed in the space. Some classes are being held outdoors in tents.
Some classes are finding success being partially, or even entirely, online.
We anticipate continuing this approach through Spring of 2021 and will adapt as
new information and research is developed regarding the pandemic.
LAB Theatre 12 Hour Devised Play Festival!
Streaming on YouTube Saturday, January 23rd @ 7pm EST!
Join into this FREE performance!
Stream the free performance on YouTube
