Funded by the Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation, this endowed award is a first for the USC School of Dramatic Arts’ BFA Musical Theatre program.
An inaugural member of the Musical Theatre program, the BFA ’23 student talks about why she chose her major, being fearless when it comes to performing and more.
The celebrated performers, producers and directors taught a masterclass and shared about navigating the business.
The BFA ’21 lighting design student talks about Los Angeles, his biggest learning experience, what he would do if he had more time at SDA and more.
Alana Bright stars in the HBO Max’s ‘Homeschool Musical: Class of 2020’ and Nia Sarfo stars in the Netflix’s ‘Giving Voice.’
As part of a Q&A series with our adjunct faculty, the USC School of Dramatic Arts asked Stevie Johnson about being an SDA alumnus, the Public Speaking as Performance class he teaches and more.
The WPDI and SDA’s Institute for Theatre & Social Change will bring together their expertise to develop innovative performances on pertinent social justice themes at WPDI’s partner middle schools.
Speakers Michelle Jones Simms and Ngoc Nguyen encourage students with ways in which they can be a part of creating a fair and dignified workplace during a conversation in spring.
Several faculty and alumni have been nominated for the LA Stage Alliance’s 31st annual Ovation Awards.
The BFA ’22 costume design student talks about pushing her boundaries as a designer for ‘Hidden Stories,’ her favorite thing about the faculty and more.