Outside Opportunities

Tutorials and Internships

Atlanta is a major metropolitan area and it affords many different theatrical experiences. Currently forty-two theaters operate in the city; some of those in addition to presenting their own work also stage touring productions that feature nationally recognized artists. Internships have been arranged for advanced students to work with some of these theaters, including the Georgia Shakespeare Festival, the Alliance Theatre, Horizon Theatre Company, and Out of Hand Theater. Internships also have been arranged in major theaters around the country.

Individual tutorials on a variety of topics can be arranged between advanced students and particular instructors.

Internships at professional theaters in Atlanta can be arranged for academic credit on an individual basis.

Study Abroad

Theater Studies has two study abroad opportunities:

  • A program in Arezzo, Italy, hosted by the Accademia dell’Arte that includes courses in Italian language and theater, design, scene painting, costume design, commedia/mask, commedia skills, voice and performance, and studio/production.  Visit www.dell-arte.org/core.html for more information.
  • The study of theater through the British Studies Program that includes courses inShakespeare.  It sponsors class visits to Stratford-upon-Avon, London, and the Oxford environs, including a special five-day trip to Scotland that visits cultural and historical venues in Edinburgh, St. Andrews, and other towns. Visit http://www.lamda.org.uk for more information.
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