
Activity Placemats | February 27 - March 2, 2025
The Lab Theatre will host the SC premiere of Kirk McGee's raucous comedy of a wedding gone wrong and the wedding party who hilariously try to fix it..and themselves.
The University of South Carolina is the only school in the state that offers an MFA in theatre, the highest degree possible in the fields of design and performance. Our annual season of productions, which are an extension of classroom teaching, are public performances that will surprise and delight those who love classic and contemporary theatre.
The Department of Theatre and Dance offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in theatre. Earn your bachelor of arts or master of arts, master of arts in teaching theatre or master of fine arts in five unique concentrations including acting, costume design and technology, lighting
design, scenic design and directing.
Pursue an array of performance, design and direction undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Whatever your field of specialization, know you'll experience an exciting path of
both classroom and production-based learning that will launch your theatre career
in the direction you choose.
Audition for one of our upcoming productions. Any University of South Carolina student
is invited to audition for a show, regardless of your major, and non-student roles
also may be available for some productions as well.
Experience the drama and excitement of live theatre through the university's annual season of performances. Enjoy expansive classical productions as well as intimate experimental theatre from venues ranging from historic Longstreet Theatre to the Lab Theatre, our black box space.
Tickets for most productions and season subscription packages are available online!
The Lab Theatre will host the SC premiere of Kirk McGee's raucous comedy of a wedding gone wrong and the wedding party who hilariously try to fix it..and themselves.
The refurbishments continue at historic Longstreet Theatre, as a major seat upgrade has just been completed.
Theresa Rebeck's edge-of-your-seat comedy about the underworld of stamp collecting plays at the newly refurbished Longstreet Theatre Feb. 21 - March 1.