FSU School of Theatre BFA Acting Named Top Five in Country

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"Florida State University’s School of Theatre, has been named in the top five in the country for a BFA in Acting  for the 2016 – 2017 school year! Among that, The Musical Theatre Program was listed in the in the top ten of Playbill’s Broadway Big 10, and LearnU‘s for the 2015 season.

Twelfth Night Florida State University School of Theatre 2015

…we take months to research the best BFA programs to come up with our own lists. We base it off tuition, curriculum, faculty, career support, basically everything you yourself would consider before making a college choice. We even have gone as far to call admission offices to ask them questions. 

– Christopher Peterson, OnStage Blog

Recent guest artists at the School of Theatre have included Golden Globe winner and Academy Award nominee Sir Ian McKellen; Emmy Award winner Anthony Zerbe; Tony Award winners Bernadette Peters, Norbert Leo Butz, and Aldo Scrofani; The Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards; The Actor’s Gang; Chicago’s critically acclaimed comedy troupe The Second City; and Pulitzer Prize nominated playwright James Still.
Each year, the School of Theatre presents a Theatre for Young Audiences show. In past years the program has raised money for local elementary schools through ticket sales of this program. To date, $15,000 has been raised for Leon County Schools.

About the School of Theatre BFA Acting Program

Florida State University prospective students that have been accepted to School of Theatre BFA Acting Program will need to schedule for an audition prior to being admitted to the program. Potential candidates will be expected to prepare two contrasting monologues appropriate for the applicant performed by memory, and rehearsed in a short amount of time.
Following the first semester, students audition for a wide variety of performance opportunities, including roles in the Fallon, Lab, and Studio Theatres. This balance of course work and production experience prepares students to meet the rigors of a demanding professional theatre career.  Acting students are also required to participate in our London Theatre Experience during the summer before their third year."