音乐戏剧研究文学硕士

音乐剧院研究文学硕士课程是为研究生设计的，旨在继续他们在表演，音乐和舞蹈/动作等学科的教育和实践，以准备从事教育，表演，制作或导演的职业。表演和电影艺术中心由戏剧系内的组成教职人员和课程，以及波耶音乐与舞蹈学院的姊妹教职人员和课程组成，非常适合提供此类渐进学位课程。两家学院在音乐剧院都有着丰富的表演，导演，设计师，音乐家和行政管理人员的经验，都是著名的，久经考验的老师，在职业和学术上都取得了令人羡慕的成功记录。与坦佩尔大学戏剧，电影和媒体艺术学院的音乐戏剧研究文学硕士一起发展表演，舞蹈，动作和音乐方面的先
The Master of Arts in Musical Theater Studies is designed for graduate students to continue their education and practice in the disciplines of acting, music, and dance/movement in preparation for careers in education, performance, production, or direction. The Center for the Performing and Cinematic Arts, comprised of constituent faculty and programs within the Department of Theater in collaboration with sister faculty and programs in the Boyer College of Music and Dance, is ideally suited to offer such a progressive degree opportunity. Both faculties are professionally experienced in musical theater as performers, directors, designers, musicians, and administrators, all notable and proven teachers with enviable records of success both professionally and academically. Historically, students wanting to pursue a graduate musical theater degree in the United States had to choose between a Master of Fine Arts and a Master of Music, given that master's degree programs in musical theater were rare. Today, Temple University's M.A. in Musical Theater Studies is the only M.A. in Musical Theater Studies with a curriculum that combines classroom study with practical training in musical theater performance, including acting, directing, choreographing, and educating equally in all areas of musical theater production and performance. The curriculum reflects current institutional trends supporting interdisciplinary study in the performing arts.<br><br>Develop advanced skills in acting, dance, movement and music with the Master of Arts in Musical Theater Studies in Temple's School of Theater, Film and Media Arts. This 30-credit, one-year master's degree emphasizes hands-on learning and instruction to prepare graduates for careers in education, performance or production in musical theater.