Discover Your Voice. Transform the World.
The Musical Theatre Minor at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University offers a dynamic, interdisciplinary education that blends music, dance, and theatre through a Jesuit lens. Rooted in the values of servant leadership, social justice, and holistic personal development, this program empowers students to become versatile performers, educators, and changemakers.
Why Choose Musical Theatre at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø?
- Integrated Performing Arts Curriculum
Study singing, acting, and dancing in a unified program that nurtures your artistic voice and technical skill. - Social Justice & Civic Engagement
Learn how the performing arts can address systemic issues and foster empathy, inclusion, and transformation. - Interdepartmental Collaboration
Courses are offered through the Theatre and Dance Department and the Music Department, creating a rich, collaborative learning environment. - Career-Ready Training
Gain professional-level experience and transferable skills like public speaking, organization, and collaboration that prepare you for diverse career paths.
Program Highlights
- Holistic Education: Rooted in Jesuit values, the minor promotes personal formation and community service.
- Performance Opportunities: Participate in mainstage productions at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center, attracting audiences from across campus and the Spokane community.
- Community Partnerships: Engage with campus resources like the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Center, Center for Cura Personalis, and Title IX Office.
- Recruitment & Outreach: Public performances serve as powerful tools for student recruitment and donor engagement.
Career Pathways
Graduates of the Musical Theatre Minor pursue careers in:
- Performance & Production: Actor, Director, Choreographer, Music Director, Conductor
- Design & Technical Arts: Scenic Designer, Costume Designer, Lighting Technician
- Music & Education: Orchestra Musician, K–12 Educator, College Instructor
- Arts Administration & Media: Producer, Casting Director, Marketing Specialist
- Creative Fields: Writer, Composer, Dramaturg
Skills You’ll Develop
- Interpersonal Communication
- Public Speaking
- Servant Leadership
- Discipline & Organization
- Self-Efficacy
- Collaboration
- Critical Observation
- Assimilation of New Skills
A Tradition of Excellence
Musical theatre has been a cherished tradition at 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University, with productions staged at least every other year. These performances draw enthusiastic participation from students across disciplines and attract alumni, faculty, and community members alike.