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Tepper Semester to Hold Free Introductory Workshops for Drama Undergraduates

Friday, February 17, 2023, By Erica Blust
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College of Visual and Performing ArtsDepartment of DramaStudents

Undergraduate drama students from any college or university are invited to learn more about 鶹ƵUniversity’s program in New York City via a series of free in-person and virtual introductory workshops on Saturday, April 1.

Based in the Department of Drama, the Tepper Semester offers undergraduate students in advanced levels of acting, directing, musical theater, playwriting, casting, design, dramaturgy, producing, stage management and theater management the opportunity to immerse themselves in a rigorous artistic training program in the culturally rich setting of New York City.

The program is open to 鶹ƵUniversity drama students as well as drama students from other colleges and universities.

Students pose outside while smiling.

Students participating in the Tepper Semester program in New York City.

Taught by Tepper Semester faculty, the workshops offer a glimpse into typical topics found in the curriculum and are intended to expand the program’s existing network of affiliated students. Included are “Musical Theatre Audition” with Daisy Prince (in person and virtual), “Camera Acting Audition” with Paul Davis (virtual), “Directing” with Bixby Elliot (in-person and virtual) and “Casting” with Erica Jensen and Stephanie Klapper (virtual). In-person sessions will be held at the University’s .

Interested students must fill out the by Saturday, March 4 at noon ET. Applicants will be notified of acceptance by Friday, March 10. Members of the University community are encouraged to share this opportunity with colleagues at other institutions.

For more information, contact Casey O’Neil, Tepper Semester academic operations manager.

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