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Engage pressing social issues with your art. Find yourself in a dynamic community exploring the intersections of acting, directing, dramatic writing, and creative technology. At the School of Drama, award-winning faculty help you hone your craft. Our rigorous training program focuses on authenticity of expression.
- Dramatic Arts
Dramatic Arts (BFA) The BFA program in Dramatic Arts at the...
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A New School education propels you to the forefront of your...
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The New School’s students, alums, and faculty engage in...
- Artist Life in NYC
The School of Drama is home to a dynamic group of directors,...
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The School of Drama is home to a dynamic group of directors,...
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- Dramatic Arts
Learn about the four-year course of study for the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dramatic Arts at the New School of Drama. Explore the subject areas, electives, and CoPA Core courses that make up the program.
Learn from New York's contemporary legends in theater, film, and emerging media at The New School of Drama. Explore our history, partnerships, and how to apply for our BFA and MFA programs.
16 de ago. de 2020 · Learn how to apply and audition for the School of Drama, a creative community of directors, writers, actors, and technologists in New York City. Find out about tuition, financial aid, and campus visits.
Learn about the BFA and MFA programs, minors, and collaborative partnerships at The New School of Drama. Explore the creative process and social issues through theater, film, and emerging media.
The New School's theatrical MFA program was established in 1994 in conjunction with the Actors Studio. Initially known as the Actors Studio Drama School, it operated under this name until 2005. Following the conclusion of its contract with the Studio, the program transitioned into an independent entity known as the New School for Drama, under the leadership of Director Robert LuPone.
