LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR OF THEATRE

Dear Prospective Theatre Student,

Choosing an undergraduate program can be difficult and even fearful. Do you choose the school with the most money? With the team you like? One with a large student body? Many majors? Do you stay in state or go out of state? Do freshmen have casting and design opportunities? And what degree do you need: BFA, BA, or BS? And on and on, the questions and thoughts abound.

At Troy University Department of Speech and Theatre we are convinced that even though you’ve achieved a major milestone in your life with graduation, there are still many questions about yourself and your future.

TROY UNIVERSITY THEATRE takes great pride in producing recognized excellent theatre, professional training and opportunities offered (and demanded) of our students, and a solid, aggressive academic curriculum the program revolves around. In addition to that we are committed to our strong open-door and FAMILY atmosphere that fosters a bond between faculty and students. We simply love what we do and are committed to providing our students with the necessary tools to meet success in the future. Theatre is not an easy major or profession (as many would think) and demands not only academic but a strong personal and professional commitment.

I would like to take this opportunity to ask you to take a closer look at our program, our opportunities, and our potential service to you and your future. Let this serve as an invitation to be our guests on campus to see a production, attend a rehearsal, class, and audition/interview for a scholarship.

Please feel free to contact me by phone, e-mail, or with a personal visit.

Adena H. Moree, MFA, Associate Professor
Director of Theatre

Ars longa vita brevis