Theatre

The Meadows Division of Theatre is one of the most highly regarded training programs in the country.

Students select from the Acting track or the Theatre Studies track.

The Division of Theatre produces 8-10 main stage shows of new and classical works every year. Pictured: Artist-in-residence Will Power works with students.

Students can produce their own plays through the SMUST organization and may also apply for Meadows Exploration grants to help supplement production costs.

Undergraduate Studies→

Develop your own voice and build a strong foundation for engagement with your art and your world.

M.F.A. Showcase→

Our M.F.A. program prepares dedicated artists for a life in the profession. View work of recent graduates.

SMU production of Much Ado About Nothing

Our Season: 2013-14→

See what the Division of Theatre is performing on the mainstage this year, and take a look at past seasons.

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MEADOWS EVENTSSEE ALL EVENTS >>

Tue, 04/22/14 - 8:00 pmThe Rep – Three Contemporary American Plays Performed in Rotating RepertoryMargo Jones Theatre - Owen Arts Center

Tue, 04/22/14 - 8:00 pm“THIS” by Melissa James Gibson - Repertory Play #1Margo Jones Theatre - Owen Arts Center Buy Tickets

Wed, 04/23/14 - 8:00 pmThe Rep – Three Contemporary American Plays Performed in Rotating RepertoryMargo Jones Theatre - Owen Arts Center

Wed, 04/23/14 - 8:00 pm“Middletown” by Will Eno - Repertory Play #2 Margo Jones Theatre - Owen Arts Center Buy Tickets

MEADOWS NEWSSEE ALL NEWS >>

What’s Coming Up for SMU Student Theatre

The upcoming “SMUST” see shows in Meadows

AM I BLUE: 40 Years Later, a One-Act Play by Beth Henley Returns to SMU

Meadows alums share their memories from the original production in 1974; director of first production to attend Friday performance

A Closing Look at New Visions, New Voices 2014

Meadows students and playwrights Stephen Gardner (B.F.A. Theatre, ’14) and Claire Carson (B.F.A. Theatre, ’14) introduce their New Visions, New Voices works.