Sentence examples for drama program from inspiring English sources

From there it was off to the drama program at Juilliard.

The power of good teaching — the power of a drama program — no test can quantify this.

The actress Marisa Tomei is a graduate of the drama program.

But it would be an even better reason not to describe it as a college drama program.

He attended the Arts York drama program in Unionville, a suburb of Toronto, and immersed himself in acting.

He "wasted a year in the keg," he said, but then discovered Southwest's unusually good drama program.

But the school retained all varsity sports, as well as its several bands and choruses, extensive drama program and scores of student clubs.

Before becoming a teacher, Nancy Salomon had her own theater company and ran a drama program in the schools that won an arts award from the Guggenheim Museum.

But lately — since the early 1990s, when jazz became fixed in the world of arts grants and cultural institutions — it has often meant something more structured, official and imposing: heady written music, presented before a theater audience, sometimes elaborated with text or image or drama, program-noted and documented and ready to be reproduced elsewhere.

Later that year, she signed a five-year contract with Radio Belgrano, which assured her a role in a popular historical-drama program called Great Women of History, in which she played Elizabeth I of England, Sarah Bernhardt, and the last Tsarina of Russia.

He continued his teaching career at Sarah Lawrence College (1999-2006) and the New School for Drama 2004-presentt) as a teaching faculty member and the Associate Director of the MFA Drama program.