Theatre at Sewanee
Big enough to create theatre at a professional level
Small enough so you can get involved as soon as you arrive
Theatre at Sewanee gives students the opportunity to engage in a dynamic liberal arts education while offering the personalized attention of an arts conservatory. We seek to create a supportive, inclusive environment where all voices are heard and thrive, where students gain confidence in their public speaking. Auditions and classes are open to everyone.
The Tennessee Williams Center (TWC) was built with the royalties of plays written by that celebrated American playwright. Students carry on his legacy by creating new works and engaging deeply with classic plays. Our program builds skills in empathy, creativity, collaboration and leadership—preparing students for careers in and beyond the arts. Theatre at Sewanee trains bold, visionary leaders and artists, ready to take on the challenges of the future.
FIRST DESTINATIONS: Theatre MAJORS
Sewanee graduates secure positions in a variety of fields. Some you would expect, others, are a bit of a surprise. Sewanee prepares you for your profession and your passion. Below is a sampling of recent graduates' first jobs.
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Actor, Nashville Shakespeare Festival, Nashville, TN
- Assistant Stage Manager, Hippodrome Theatre, Gainesville, FL
- Brand planning intern, The Richards Group, Dallas, TX
- Choreographer, fight choreographer at Camp Merrie-Woode, Sapphire, NC
FELLOWSHIP IN THE ARTS
Students with experience and passion for the Performing or Visual Arts can apply for a Fellowship in the Arts. These fellowships range in value and are renewable for four years. Ask Admissions for details.