College of Business and Humanities

Theatre

Bring stories to life onstage and behind the scenes. Combine theatre study with production experience every semester to develop your craft and prepare for creative careers or graduate study.

Why study Theatre at Findlay?

Explore performance and production through Findlay’s Theatre minor. Students can participate onstage or backstage while building creative and collaborative skills.

  • Take part each semester. The program describes opportunities for theatre participation throughout your time at Findlay.
  • Join productions. Students can participate in three productions beginning in their first year.
  • Develop practical skills. Combine theatre study with experience in performance, backstage work, and collaboration.

Theatre experience can support creative work or further study. Roles in the field depend on your experience, training, and portfolio.

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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Theatre by the Numbers

3

Productions

Students can join three productions beginning in year one.

21

Required credits

Listed for the Theatre program.

Course Requirements

Students completing a minor in Theatre must complete the following curriculum.

Careers

Theatre study develops performance, production, and collaboration skills for stage and other creative settings. Roles vary by experience and portfolio.

  • Actor or performer
  • Stage manager
  • Theatre director
  • Production assistant

Explore related occupations and typical entry requirements in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook profile for actors and producers and directors.

Accreditation

University of Findlay’s College of Business and Humanities is accredited by recognized regional and national bodies, ensuring your degree holds weight with employers and institutions nationwide. The College of Business and Humanities holds national accreditation through ACBSP and CHEA . 

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