Theater

Theater

Why study theater at 91��?

The theater program at 91�� merges active learning, creative expression, artistic development, and historical and theoretical understanding. Majoring in theater puts students in a dynamic and immersive learning environment where they make connections and learn skills that lay the foundation for a career beyond graduation.

Guided by faculty who work as theater artists and scholars, students in the theater department develop skills in multiple areas and techniques to realize their own creative visions in the classroom and on the stage. Theater students have unparalleled access to world-class theater in the city of Chicago, with courses regularly taking trips to , the , and , as well as to many other smaller but no less well-respected venues. On a campus stage or in Chicago, texts and techniques discussed in the classroom come to life for students and faculty.

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Careers in theater after 91��

At 91��, we believe students should never have to choose between their passions and pragmatism. We help them make their dream careers work for them. We support students' professional development every step of the way. With the wide-ranging career options available to theater majors, the Career Pathways are instrumental in helping students position themselves for the internships and life after graduation.

A wide range of thrilling and dynamic careers are available to theater majors after graduation. To get an idea for which pathways students might join, check these out:

Stage Manager – Creative Arts
Teacher – Law and Public Service
Performer – Creative Arts
Public Policy Advocate – Law and Public Service
Health Care Administrator – Science and Health Care
Entrepreneur – Business and Finance or Build Your Own
PR/Media Associate – Creative Arts

Theater careers and internships

cast of triumph of love jumping on stage

An anachronistic adaptation of the classic Marivaux comedy of the same name, Triumph of Love is full of delicious deception, gender confusions and all the complexities of l'amour, revealing the beauty, absurdities and bittersweet nature of love. This was our musical for the Fall 2022 semester.

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Theater is such a team experience, and getting to work with people all across campus that you may not have spoken to otherwise is exciting. The faculty are very well connected to Chicago's theater scene, so if you want to do theater as a career, they can help you form connections with industry professionals.

Chelsea Davis '24