#1
Posted: 9/18/03 at 7:56pm
What are some colleges in or around NYC that have a theatre program? Thanks.
Colleges/Universities In or Around NYC?
#2
Posted: 9/18/03 at 8:30pm
AMDA
Fordham Lincoln Center
NYU
Pace?
Julliard
and that's all I can think of right off the top of my head.
Fordham Lincoln Center
NYU
Pace?
Julliard
and that's all I can think of right off the top of my head.
#3
Posted: 9/18/03 at 9:39pm
Doooon't go to AMDA.
Just straight theatre or musical theatre? Or both?
Just straight theatre or musical theatre? Or both?
"You! You are the worst thing to happen to musical theatre since Andrew Lloyd Webber! And you, well, I just plain don't like you."
~Stewart Gilligan Griffin
~Stewart Gilligan Griffin
#4
Posted: 9/18/03 at 9:48pm
What about for production, focusing on lighting design?
CCM '10!
#5
Posted: 9/18/03 at 10:08pm
What about musical theater playwrighting? Lyricist!
#6
Posted: 9/18/03 at 10:35pm
I'm interested in Directing. So basically, I'm looking for colleges in or around NYC that offers a major that would please me.
#7
Posted: 9/19/03 at 9:21am
NYU has a graduate school entirely for musical theatre writing (music writing/script writing/lyric writing) Its quite an excellent program. Ive seen some of their work and much of it is far better than some of the trash on Bway.
#8
Posted: 9/19/03 at 11:44am
I need to be an undergraduate before I think about graduate school. But I am very interested in:
NYU, Carnegie Mellon, Fordham, Colombia, and Juilliard*
*although I think Juilliard's directing program is for graduates only.
NYU, Carnegie Mellon, Fordham, Colombia, and Juilliard*
*although I think Juilliard's directing program is for graduates only.
#9
Posted: 9/19/03 at 5:42pm
Well, don't disreguard the regular CUNY schools just yet. Some of them have some great film and theater programs. The tuition is much cheaper and the classes are not as demanding as some of the over-hyped and over-priced University. You would be able to focus a great deal on your directing projects, and therefore have a great portfolio to move onto Graduate school at someplace like NYU or The New School or something.
"It's the little things; the details, that distinguish the Barbra Streisands from the Rosalyn Kinds."~Gilmore Girls~
#10
Posted: 9/19/03 at 8:08pm
What are some CUNY schools?
#11
Posted: 9/19/03 at 8:17pm
CUNY Brooklyn is the better of them according to my guidance councelor.
NYU is good, I'm visiting there on Sunday Morning.
One more, My friend who wants to go for dance is looking at LIU Brooklyn.
NYU is good, I'm visiting there on Sunday Morning.
One more, My friend who wants to go for dance is looking at LIU Brooklyn.
Updated On: 9/19/03 at 08:17 PM
#12
Posted: 9/19/03 at 8:59pm
Cool.
Phantess: Tell me about your trip to NYU when you get a chance.
Phantess: Tell me about your trip to NYU when you get a chance.
#13
Posted: 9/20/03 at 12:57am
https://portal.cuny.edu/portal/site/cuny/index.jsp?front_door=true
Hunter College actually has a great film department; I'm not sure about there theatre department. But it's right in the heart of Manhattan.
The College of Staten Island is great in both areas. I went there for a year and studied film.
Brooklyn has some great schools.
LaGuardia Community College is supposed to be really good.
Borough of Manhattan Community College is kind of scary....I would leave that one out.
Go to that link and click on Colleges and Programs on the upper left side. I just figure it's more options for those not looking to spend a lot on tuition.
Hunter College actually has a great film department; I'm not sure about there theatre department. But it's right in the heart of Manhattan.
The College of Staten Island is great in both areas. I went there for a year and studied film.
Brooklyn has some great schools.
LaGuardia Community College is supposed to be really good.
Borough of Manhattan Community College is kind of scary....I would leave that one out.
Go to that link and click on Colleges and Programs on the upper left side. I just figure it's more options for those not looking to spend a lot on tuition.
"It's the little things; the details, that distinguish the Barbra Streisands from the Rosalyn Kinds."~Gilmore Girls~
#15
Posted: 9/20/03 at 10:13am
For performers, The Circle in the Square has a VERY good two year musical theatre program.
