The Theatre School offers two types of undergraduate degrees: a conservatory-based Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) and a humanities-based Bachelor of Arts (BA).
The school offers fourteen highly specialized BFA majors across three departments: Design and Technology, Performance, and Theatre Studies. Each BFA major is a four-year professional training program that provides students with the skills, hands-on experience, and practical training needed to prepare for careers in the theatre and entertainment industry.
The BA in Theatre is also a four-year degree program but takes a broader, interdisciplinary approach to the study of theatre. Rooted in the humanities, it emphasizes academic exploration and offers students greater flexibility in shaping their educational experience.
What is the difference between a BFA and a BA?
Acting
Comedy Arts
Costume Design
Costume Technology
Dramaturgy / Criticism
Lighting Design
Playwriting
Scene Design
Sound Design
Stage Management
Theatre (BA)
Theatre Arts
Theatre Management
Theatre Technology
Wig and Makeup Design and Technology
Our Story, Cast and Crew
Take a look at standout moments from our stage. Many of our graduates left their mark as actors, designers and creators in these shows. Their shared passion and collaboration continue to shape The Theatre School of today.