Sentence examples for theater degree from inspiring English sources

She said Pace officials were considering establishing a formal theater degree program at the Westchester campus.

But as a Damascus native with a theater degree from England, he let his instincts to produce a drama rather than a documentary take over.

But here's the thing: Not much has changed since Mr. Koval, who has a theater degree from the University of the Pacific in Stockton, Calif., became a gay vegetarian pinup.

I graduated from SUNY Potsdam in upstate New York in 1979 with a theater degree, which I took to New York City, along with $200 and a head full of unrealistic notions about how to break into acting.

"I graduated from UMBC in 2012 with a theater degree," says Katie Hileman, Interrobang's artistic director.

That summer, I added a theater degree to my diploma, and I've never looked back.

Wendler, of Edgemere, said she decided to merge her social work and theater degrees by putting together an awareness piece that tackled issues of mental health, bullying and suicide.

She is their fifth and final child, a two-time Emmy winner ("Six Feet Under") and an Oscar nominee ("Pieces of April") who bolted to Fordham University for a theater arts degree and graduated summa cum laude.

His first Disney appearance was the short "Adventures in Dairyland," and it led to him being cast in "Spin and Marty". After quitting acting, Corcoran got a theater arts degree at Cal State Northridge.

Some online university programs allow you to earn your home theater installer degree by taking only the courses that you need.

One of the central ambiguities of Cunningham dance theater is the degree to which the dance is simply about itself (this dancer moving through this position in this phrasing) versus the extent to which the dance is an image of life outside the theater.