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Arizona John Shin
Torrie Weiss
California American Academy of Dramatic Arts Preston Sparks
Justin Lees-Smith
Sara Whaley (née Wilson)
California Lutheran University Bruce Bui Tricia Marsac Jeannine Marquie (Teaching Credential) Simone Rizkallah Denise Santoyo Rob Schneider University of California Berkeley "I have left
the dramatic arts for a more lucrative field: corporate
law, California State University at Fullerton Danielle Bisutti Heather Brown
California State University at Los Angeles
California State University at Long Beach Kerry Melachouris
California State University at Northridge Summer Baltzer Tony Briant Ross Maultasch Sara Quick
Jeannine Marquie
Seth
Allen Alexis Burger Sara Ford Jaclyn Harriot Krissy MacQueen Nicolas A. Marinoff "If you're interested in joining the theatre program, or actually majoring in theatre, this place is great for straight plays." Ross Maultasch John Mulhall Steve Roche Morgan Tachco Kristen King
Michael McDonough (Law School) Ashley Yegan Lindsay Yegan
Scott Buchanan Michael McDonough
Julia Lees-Smith Rebekah Pearson
University of California Los
Angeles Taylor Sternberg
University of California Santa Barbara Natalie Lieberman Tara Miele
University of California Santa Cruz Jim Roberts
University of California San Diego Ranked #3 Arts Program by US
News
University of Southern California (USC) Christian
Isely "USC is an awesome place to study theatre in all aspects. Because the USC film school is the #1 film school in the country and the theatre school works so closely with the film school, the probability of success of an actor from USC is higher than anywhere else in California. If anyone is interested in USC Theatre they can email me and find out about it. All of the professors and lecturers for the theatre school are working professionally at the same time in acting, design, directing, everything. It is a wonderful place to build connections and establish yourself." Jeff Paul Benj Thall
Colorado Kristen Lassiter
Connecticut Ranked #1 Arts program by US News
Illinois Nick Lange
Maryland
Massachusetts "Boston University's program is ever improving. One of the best schools in the country for a Bachelors in Acting. Their Theatre Studies major is also top dog. The conservatory program's Acting majors keep long hours (generally 9 am to 11 pm with only 2 breaks) with rehearsals even on Saturdays. Don't expect to see a lot of Boston. The training and connections are exceptional with the Huntington Theatre Company in residence and links to Williamstown Theatre Festival. Training includes Linklater vocal technique, Shakespeare training with nationally renowned directors, Restoration and Jacobean training at London Academy of Dramatic Arts, Alexander Technique, and much more. Four years conclude with Showcases in Boston, New York, and L.A. Downsides: only forty applicants accepted a year into a "performing arts" major, following freshman year students are "directed" into either the Acting track or the Theatre Studies track. As with any school, Faculty and Administrative politics can be quite annoying." New York New York
University Jessica Piranian Elon Rutberg Diana Wyenn Taylor Sternberg Jeff Paul Robert Beitzel
Pennsylvania Carnegie
Mellon
Franklin & Marshall
Virginia Mary Baldwin
College Jason Narvy (Master's)
Washington Seattle Pacific University
Washington D.C. American University
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