Theatre
THEATRE
Pursue a career that puts you in the spotlight.
The theatre programs at SCC provide a robust foundation in acting, musical theatre, and production. SCC prepares students for four-year degree programs in the dramatic arts and exciting, creative careers.
Students will study wide-ranging dramatic works, from ancient Greek plays to the latest Broadway shows and independent films. You’ll be able to take courses in writing, acting, dance, directing, and stagecraft. SCC’s Center Stage Theatre will become your second home, where you can participate in productions year-round. Your experiences in class and on the stage will hone your craft and build new skills—perhaps ones you never thought you could learn.
Whether you were born for the spotlight or thrive more behind the scenes, SCC’s theatre programs are a great foundation for any future role you can imagine.
Office Information
Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. | Shook Theatre (4-ST) 106A
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Degrees
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Certificates
Program Information
SCC’s theatre programs teach students the fundamentals of performance and production. Those in the A.F.A. program will get a deep dive in the performance side of the stage, taking advanced courses in acting and dance. You’ll be able to select a practicum in the area that interests you the most: theatre design, stage management, directing, stagecraft, acting, musical theatre, and dance.
You’ll gain hands-on experience working on productions right here at SCC’s Center Stage Theatre, learning to successfully perform in dramatic, comedic, and musical works.
SCC's programs are designed to give you the confidence to take your passion for the performing arts to the next level, whether that’s in a career within the theatre industry or one that applies your talents and skills to another field.
Students will:
- Understand the elements of theatrical performance and stage production, from acting to costumes and stagecraft.
- Broaden their understanding of dramatic theory and history, able to discuss past and present works from diverse approaches and cultures using formal vocabulary.
- Build their knowledge of the business side of the theatre industry, from the basics of non-profit management to best practices in marketing, budgeting, and development.
- Develop advanced skills in oral/physical communication, performance, public speaking, and improvisation.
- Polish audition techniques and strategies.
Contact Information
Kim Mercurio
Dean
636-922-8572
kmercurio@stchas.edu
Amy Scheers
Assistant Dean
636-922-8721
ascheers@stchas.edu
Laura Enstall
Academic Program Coordinator
636-922-8729
lenstall@stchas.edu
