A student-centered community of artists whose major focus is creativity and collaboration.
Eastern Oregon University’s Theatre Program offers a student-centered community of artists whose major focus is creativity and collaboration. Our aim is to stimulate and nurture artists who are willing to share the gift of their talents with the audience and each other.
Generous contribution from Oregon Agriculture Foundation makes replacement of venue’s velvet drapes possible.
Read moreBA: Complete between 60 and 65 credit hours (depending on the area of “Special Focus“) in theatre arts with a minimum grade of “C-” or “S” to include the following core requirements and one area of concentration.
BS: Complete between 60 and 65 credit hours (depending on the area of “Special Focus”) in theatre arts with a minimum grade of “C-” or “S” to include the following core requirements and one area of concentration. Students must also complete the Additional Requirements
Our 2017/2018 production season includes the work of playwrights who come from markedly different parts of the country and have set their plays in very specific locations, often locations very familiar to them. It seems that each playwright wanted to reflect the voice of the Americans that he or she was familiar with or with whom they could identify. With this in mind we have chose “Voices Across America” as the theme for our 2017/2018 production season. Each of the works that we will be presenting this season has been written by a playwright expressing a very specific point of view using the voices of their characters from a unique and specific regional location. Current Production
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Students are the most important part of our program. A community of creative individuals who come together to create characters, imaginary landscapes, and, who together, tell complex stories, belt musical melodies, and direct and design to engage audiences. View our current and past community of theatre majors, minors, and alumni and see what the community has in store for you.
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“My experience as the McKenzie Theatre technician has prepared me for the best in my upcoming career. For the past three years I’ve worked with coordinators from both the university and community, and the wide range of events has been beneficial in expanding my range of expertise.”
– Rachel Bentz
Theatre/Stage Management Major
Technical Stage Staff, Royal Caribbean Cruises
John Day, Ore.
The EOU Theatre program faculty work one-on-one with students in a variety of special focus areas including Acting, Directing, Production Management, and Design.
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TELEPHONE: 541-962-3757
LOCATION: The box office is located in Loso Hall, EOU campus.
A hands-on academic and production-oriented curriculum celebrating theatre as a voice and a mirror for cultural values of all human beings. As a part of a highly motivated arts community, students work with master artists/teachers in a rigorous program of study and production. The BA or BS degree in Theatre prepares majors for graduate work in the discipline, teaching, or other creative activity.
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