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Undergraduate Program

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 At the undergraduate level, the Department offers a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree, either as a general degree; or with an option to focus in one of three areas: 

Use the sidebar menu to read more about course descriptions, minors and much more! 

For graduation checksheets and requirements of the different tracks, visit this page or click on any of the degree options in bold above.

Our Mission

The mission of the Undergraduate program in the Department of Theatre and Cinema at Virginia Tech is to provide students an education in the creation and understanding of theatre and cinema. The faculty seeks, within the contexts of a Liberal Arts curriculum, to guide students towards taking responsibility for their own learning, developing self-discipline, committing to artistic integrity, and responding to changing conditions and possibilities of theatrical expression.

To achieve this mission, the Department of Theatre and Cinema provides: 

  • Classes, workshops, and laboratories in related literature, history, theory,and practice;
  • A wide range of engagement for students in production in a variety of venues, forms, and purposes;
  • Individual mentoring that addresses academic advising, artistic, personal, and professional issues;
  • Support and encouragement for students to establish a personal set of skills, values, ethics, and vocabulary;
  • Continued exploration in contemporary technology and varied media of expression; and
  • An environment in which the learning needs of the students guide choices for the selection and creation of theatre and cinematic expression and the allocation of human, technical, and financial resources.
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Upcoming Events

Summer Arts Festival 2013

Concerts. Movies. Storytelling. Theatre. Art Exhibits. Special Events in town. It all begins in June and runs into August. And everything is FREE. 
 

Friday Night Out Concerts
6 p.m. Henderson Lawn
June 21 Cyrus Pace Quartet
June 28 No Strings Attached
July 5 Gerry Timlin
July 12 Three Minute Lovin'
July 19 Sexual Chocolate
July 26 Key West Band

Theatre & Storytelling
Stuart Little, by Joseph Robinette
performed by Roanoke Children's Theatre
Squires Studio Theatre
June 21-22, 2pm & 6pm
June 23, 2pm
Reserve free tickets at: www.stuartlittle.eventbrite.com

Andy Offutt Irwin, storyteller
June 29, Amphitheater at Henderson Lawn

4pm, Children's Show
7pm, Family Show

Loose Threads, a performance piece
Theatre 101, College Avenue
July 12-13, 19-20 @ 7:30pm
July 14 & 21 @ 2pm
Advance reservations: www.loosethreads.eventbrite.com

Get the complete movie, exhibit, and special event schedule at www.sopac.vt.edu, call 540-231-5921, or check the Facebook page linked below.


For more information about future events, click here. For ticket information, click here.
NOTE: To check ticket availability after hours, please call 540-808-6504.


Contact Us

Department of Theatre & Cinema
School of Performing Arts
Patricia Raun, Director
250 Henderson Hall East (0141)
Virginia Tech
195 Alumni Mall
Blacksburg, VA 24061
Phone: (540) 231-5335
Email: theatreandcinema@vt.edu

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