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Our majors have the opportunity to double major in other disciplines such as English literature, peace and global studies, creative writing, political science and many others. Community outreach is emphasized through an Applied Theatre class, allowing our students to interact with, inspire and educate our neighbors. Students are consistently encouraged to hone their craft beyond the Heights, with opportunities to study, train, perform and travel abroad with programs in Italy, Ireland, and more. Since Le Moyne's founding in 1946, students from all majors have been welcomed to participate in a myriad of theatrical productions ranging from comedies, dramas and musicals to mysteries, tragedies and beyond. Each year, we produce three main stage, faculty-run productions in the W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts (home to a dance studio, a carpenter’s shop, classrooms and music practice rooms) and three, student-driven productions in our genuine black box theatre.
This production of the play Everybody by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins is intended to honor and celebrate the 75th anniversary of the founding of Le Moyne College, in Syracuse, NY.
Why was this play chosen? Theatre has long been a significant and integral element of Jesuit education. In 1947 when the Boot and Buskin Dramatic Guild was formed, they chose to present the medieval morality play, Everyman as a part of their first season. Everybody, a humorous, insightful and timely updated adaptation of Everyman, was first performed in 2017 and nominated for a Pulitzer-Prize. Then, as now, this allegorical tale is an apt choice because it asks us to examine our lives and to question our priorities. When faced with death, how will we look back on and account for the time we have spent on Earth?
On-campus video premiere for Le Moyne students, staff, faculty: March 13th, Grewen Auditorium Live Video Stream for anyone: March 14th. Email pac@lemoyne.edu for more information
For 450 years, theatre has been a fundamental component of Jesuit education. Educating the “whole artist” is the driving force for our program where students are trained in acting, design, and technical skills. We produce three faculty directed shows a year in addition to two (and frequently more!) student directed projects. Our students are empowered and encouraged to take the reins of many academic and professional projects throughout the year. Any student involved in this program experiences the rich, collaborative and joyous nature of theatre art. We hope you will join us.
Professor Matt Chiorini's play "Orson Welles/Shylock" was staged in Venice.
Our own Vincent Randazzo ‘15 won a Helen Hayes award for Best Supporting Performer for his roles in “Vanity Fa
“The position was looking for someone to help with theater productions and organization as well as working wit
The skills and abilities developed through a major in Theatre serve as the building blocks for a wide range of career paths. The activities represented by the following job titles might be found in business, government, educational institutions, non-profit agencies or arts-related businesses. These job titles are some of the numerous ways theatre majors have applied their skills and abilities:
Majors Theatre Arts (B.A.) Number of dual Theatre Arts options, including:
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