University Theatre

For Students

AUDITIONS FOR 2009-2010 SEASON

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Audition dates: All auditions are at 7 pm
August 17, Grand Opening ceremony for Frank Thompson Hall
August 18, Audition Orientation for Amadeus, Thompson Hall
August 19, 20 Auditions for Amadeus, Thompson Hall
August 31, Audition Orientation for Blue Thompson Hall
Sept 1, 2 Auditions for Blue, Thompson Hall
October 2, Audition Orientation for It’s a Wonderful Life, A Live Radio Play, Thompson Hall
October 5, 6 Auditions for It’s a Wonderful Life, A Live Radio Play, Thompson Hall
November 20, Audition Orientation for Into the Woods, Thompson Hall
November 30, Dec 1 Auditions for Into the Woods, Stewart Theatre
January 21, Audition Orientation for Macbeth, Thompson Hall
January 25, 26 Auditions for Macbeth, Thompson Hall

ACADEMICS

Participation in University Theatre productions is open to all students, regardless of major.

 

For course schedules and registration, visit NC State Schedule of Courses. These are descriptions of some of the courses we offer at NC State University.

 

Theatre courses are listed in the Communication Department (COM) and the Arts Studies Department (ARS)

 

We are pleased to offer classes in the new Thompson Hall, including acting, directing, lighting and sound, stagecraft and stage makeup. Watch for announcements of workshops and other events. Join the listserv to stay in touch.

 

STUDENT THEATRE AND ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

The students at NC State University are very active in the student arts organizations.


Alpha Psi Omega—Alpha Psi Omega is the National Collegiate Honorary Dramatic Fraternity. The Psi Kappa Cast is the University Theatre's chapter of Alpha Psi Omega which was founded in 1972. Members are invited to pledge the fraternity by earning points for their service to University Theatre productions in performance and or production. APO members serve University Theatre in many capacities including student leadership, activism and recruitment. Initiations are held twice yearly. Contact 08-09 president Casey Watkins.

 

Black Repertory Theatre—BRT is a student organization that encourages the production of African American plays, provides a forum for discussion of the Black experience in the theatre and of the contributions of African Americans in the theatre. Contact Ron Foreman.

 

Campus Arts Council—a student organization set up to involve and inform students about the arts at NC State University. Contact CAC.