Baylor Theatre
The Baylor University Department of Theatre Arts is an elite program combining an excellent liberal arts education with rigorous training in both academic and artistic fields of theatre study. The department has been named among the top 25 undergraduate theatre programs in the United States by a recent on-line ranking publication (2018 Best Drama & Theater Arts Colleges in the U.S.) and is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Theatre.
2024-25 Season
September 18-22, 2024
This darkly-comic and slightly-hopeful play takes us to that moment in time when you realize that you are now the Grown-Up.
October 2nd – 20th, 2024p
Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd. Sweeney Todd is a Tony Award Winning Musical transporting audiences into a world of vengeance, betrayal, and razor-sharp suspense.
November 12-17, 2024
Who doesn’t love Thanksgiving? The food, the football, the …genocide?
February 18th - 23rd 2025
"Once upon a time"... a babysitter reads as a young girl listens. As he reads, the tales come to life on stage. The Play explores common themes of childhood coupled with a wit and humor that makes a bleak world seem not so terrifying.
April 8th–13th, 2025
Set over the course of ninety years, this thrilling and epic story traces seven people connected by history, myth, and conspiracy theories.
April 29 – May 4, 2025
Jazz meets tragedy when the envious and vengeful Ensign Iago convinces the General Othello that his new wife has been unfaithful – a 1960s, swinging retelling of the Shakespearean classic.
We're All About Community
The Mission of the Department of Theatre Arts is to nurture a close-knit community of intellectually-curious and artistically-daring theatre practitioners while preparing students for future success through liberal arts education and professional training.
Undergraduate students in the department of Theatre Arts are part of a close-knit community, deeply embedded in the rigorous artistic work of Baylor Theatre from the first day of classes until graduation. From the first week, students are assigned to technical production crews and begin preparing auditions for weekly workshop performances. New students are assigned to a Big, an experienced student who introduces them to the department and acts as a mentor.