Musical Theatre
This program prepares students to pursue their own personal goals, whether they intend to audition professionally or seek a graduate degree. Recent LaGrange College fine arts graduates have gone on to study and perform at Boston Conservatory, Stella Adler Academy, Pace University (home of the Actor’s Studio), SCAD, Columbia University, Second City in Chicago, Dollywood, and Disney. Others have found successful, profitable careers in Musical Theatre.
Course Descriptions (MUTH)
Majors and Minors
Major Minor
B.A. in Musical TheatreCourses
A study of musical theatre performance techniques including song and text analysis and practical performance experience in the preparation of a music theatre repertory for performance.
A continuation of MUTH 3200 with focus on advanced musical theatre selections and performances.
Intense study of musical theatre genres, composers, lyricists, performers, directors and choreographers and their contributions to this musical form in America from 1750 to the present. Includes consideration of how musical theatre developed and reflected the cultural, social and political landscape of its time.
Introductory and Advanced jazz, tap, ballet & musical theatre dance including contemporary Musical Theatre (1950s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s) genres of Broadway. This course may be taken for 0 credit hours and may be repeated once.
Introductory and Advanced jazz, tap, ballet & musical theatre dance including contemporary Musical Theatre (1950s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s) genres of Broadway. This course may be taken for 0 credit hours and may be repeated once.