Sentence examples for theater degrees from inspiring English sources

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 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.

He graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a theater degree in 1966.

"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.

And I knew that I was gonna try to get my theater degree.

Fike graduated from California State University at Northridge in 2013 with a theater degree, committing herself fully to her lifelong passion after first studying political science, psychology and journalism.

You went out and got that theater degree (with no back-up plan) and rocked it like a Broadway star in front of the American flag.