Department of Theatre
John Warrick
+1 630 637 5624
jawarrick@noctrl.edu
Theatre Department
At North Central College you can shine onstage or learn the ropes backstage. We nurture talents and interests in performance, dance, music, management, design, and technical theatre. Our students act, sing, and dance. Students also direct shows, design lighting and even produce plays and musicals they have written.
Major in Theatre or Musical Theatre
The centerpiece of North Central College's program is the Theatre Practicum. Theatre majors, minors and Musical Theatre majors are required to participate in multiple faculty-directed, main-stage plays. Your training in our state-of-the-art facilities will prepare you for professional and personal pursuits in performance and technical theatre.
We encourage theatre majors to specialize. You may concentrate your studies in such areas as performance, technical theatre, directing, or Playwriting through our array of course offerings or independent study options.
As a musical theatre major, you can continuously hone your craft while taking traditional performance classes. You may study voice or dance technique in upper-level courses while taking classes in contemporary acting styles, the business of theatre and acting on camera.
You don't have to be a theatre major to be a theatre student!
All students are invited to participate in North Central's theatre program. Anyone can audition for a show—first-year students are as likely to land roles as seniors; History majors are as likely to be scholarship recipients as theatre majors. Our faculty thrives on developing talent in anyone who brings a passion and our program is rich in diversity and openness.
Mission Statement
The Department of Theatre is a community of artists/scholars/citizens dedicated to provoking and sustaining interest in theatre, as a source of insight into the human condition; through both skills and inquiry-based learning in our classrooms, and public performances on our stages.
The Theatre program at North Central College is designed to engage students in a wide array of theory, technique, scholarship, and aesthetics that constitute the Theatre Arts. The programs serves: 1) majors and minors preparing for careers in theatre, and allied careers where knowledge of theatre production is required; 2) students who take academic courses to meet general education requirements or who find courses in theatre, musical theatre, and dance to be attractive components of a liberal arts education; and 3) those who participate in campus musical and non-musical productions as a way of enriching their lives.
The department offers a broad spectrum of courses in acting, dance, design, direction, music, and production. The co-curricular program, supervised by the faculty, offers students opportunities for creative expression and skills practice through both the fully mounted main stage season and several student-directed productions.
Our Majors
- B.A. Theatre- Acting Track
- B.A. Theatre- Directing and Dramaturgy Track
- B.A. Theatrical Design and Technology
- B.A. Musical Theatre
Our Minors
- Theatre
- Dance
Theatre, Acting Track, B.A.
For additional programs and courses in this department, see
Major Requirements
Core Courses
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THEA 100 - Script Analysis
THEA 100 - Script Analysis
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THEA 141 - Stagecraft
THEA 141 - Stagecraft
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THEA 144 - Makeup
THEA 144 - Makeup
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THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
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THEA 250 - Acting Realism
THEA 250 - Acting Realism
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THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I
THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I
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THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II
THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II
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THEA 459 - Business of Theatre
THEA 459 - Business of Theatre
Acting Courses
Two of the following:
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THEA 251 - Introduction to Voice and Movement
THEA 251 - Introduction to Voice and Movement
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THEA 350 - Acting Shakespeare
THEA 350 - Acting Shakespeare
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THEA 365 - Acting on Camera
THEA 365 - Acting on Camera
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THEA 450 - Period Styles
THEA 450 - Period Styles
Theatre Practicum
Six semesters of the following:
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THEA 115 - Practicum
THEA 115 - Practicum
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THEA 116 - Practicum
THEA 116 - Practicum
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THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
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THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
Note:
*Theatre Practicum may be taken for zero credit hours, or for credit in partial satisfaction of elective credits, up to College limits. These hours are in addition to, not part of, the hours required for the major.
Additional Requirements for the B.A. Degree
Students must demonstrate elementary competence in a foreign language. For more information, see the
Theatre, Directing and Dramaturgy Track, B.A.
For additional programs and courses in this department, see
Major Requirements
Core Courses
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THEA 100 - Script Analysis
THEA 100 - Script Analysis
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THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
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THEA 235 - Introduction to Dramaturgy
THEA 235 - Introduction to Dramaturgy
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THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I
THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I
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THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II
THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II
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THEA 330 - Directing
THEA 330 - Directing
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THEA 495 - Storefront Series
THEA 495 - Storefront Series
One of the following:
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THEA 140 - Fundamentals of Theatrical Design
THEA 140 - Fundamentals of Theatrical Design
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THEA 245 - Stage Management
THEA 245 - Stage Management
Advanced Electives
Four credit hours from the following:
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THEA 405 - Advanced Topics in History, Literature and Critical Theory
THEA 405 - Advanced Topics in History, Literature and Critical Theory
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THEA 433 - Collaboration
THEA 433 - Collaboration
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THEA 434 - Devised, Radical and Community-Based
THEA 434 - Devised, Radical and Community-Based
Theatre Practicum
Six semesters of the following:
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THEA 115 - Practicum
THEA 115 - Practicum
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THEA 116 - Practicum
THEA 116 - Practicum
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THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
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THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
Note:
*Theatre Practicum may be taken for zero credit hours, or for credit in partial satisfaction of elective credits, up to College limits. These hours are in addition to, not part of, the hours required for the major.
Additional Requirements for the B.A. Degree
Students must demonstrate elementary competence in a foreign language. For more information, see the
Theatrical Design and Technology, B.A.
For additional programs and courses in this department, see
Major Requirements
Core Courses
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THEA 100 - Script Analysis
THEA 100 - Script Analysis
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THEA 140 - Fundamentals of Theatrical Design
THEA 140 - Fundamentals of Theatrical Design
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THEA 141 - Stagecraft
THEA 141 - Stagecraft
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THEA 144 - Makeup
THEA 144 - Makeup
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THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I
THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I
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THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II
THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II
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THEA 449 - Portfolio Development
THEA 449 - Portfolio Development
Acting Courses
One of the following:
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THEA 101 - Introduction to Acting
THEA 101 - Introduction to Acting
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THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
Theatre Design Courses
Two of the following:
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THEA 241 - Introduction to Scenic Design
THEA 241 - Introduction to Scenic Design
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THEA 242 - Introduction to Lighting Design
THEA 242 - Introduction to Lighting Design
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THEA 243 - Introduction to Costume Design
THEA 243 - Introduction to Costume Design
Theatre Technology Courses
One of the following:
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THEA 245 - Stage Management
THEA 245 - Stage Management
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THEA 345 - Drafting, Rendering and Model-Making
THEA 345 - Drafting, Rendering and Model-Making
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THEA 445 - Advanced Topics in Design and Technology
THEA 445 - Advanced Topics in Design and Technology
Theatre Practicum
Six semesters of the following:
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THEA 115 - Practicum
THEA 115 - Practicum
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THEA 116 - Practicum
THEA 116 - Practicum
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THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
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THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
Note:
*Theatre Practicum may be taken for zero credit hours, or for credit in partial satisfaction of elective credits, up to College limits. These hours are in addition to, not part of, the hours required for the major.
Additional Requirements for the B.A. Degree
Students must demonstrate elementary competence in a foreign language. For more information, see the
Musical Theatre, B.A.
For additional programs and courses in this department, see
Major Requirements
Core Courses
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THEA 100 - Script Analysis
THEA 100 - Script Analysis
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THEA 141 - Stagecraft
THEA 141 - Stagecraft
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THEA 144 - Makeup
THEA 144 - Makeup
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THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
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THEA 170 - Music Theory for Actors
THEA 170 - Music Theory for Actors
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THEA 270 - Acting for the Musical Stage
THEA 270 - Acting for the Musical Stage
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THEA 308 - American Musical Theatre
THEA 308 - American Musical Theatre
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THEA 459 - Business of Theatre
THEA 459 - Business of Theatre
Advanced Theatre Courses
Two of the following:
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THEA 250 - Acting Realism
THEA 250 - Acting Realism
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THEA 370 - Musical Theatre: Audition and Portfolio
THEA 370 - Musical Theatre: Audition and Portfolio
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THEA 495 - Storefront Series
THEA 495 - Storefront Series
Dance Courses
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THEA 120 - Musical Theatre Dance I
THEA 120 - Musical Theatre Dance I
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THEA 220 - Musical Theatre Dance II
THEA 220 - Musical Theatre Dance II
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THEA 222 - Jazz Dance
THEA 222 - Jazz Dance
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THEA 223 - Tap Dance
THEA 223 - Tap Dance
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THEA 224 - Ballet
THEA 224 - Ballet
One of the following:
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THEA 225 - Contemporary Modern Dance
THEA 225 - Contemporary Modern Dance
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THEA 322 - Advanced Jazz Dance
THEA 322 - Advanced Jazz Dance
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THEA 323 - Advanced Tap Dance
THEA 323 - Advanced Tap Dance
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THEA 324 - Advanced Ballet
THEA 324 - Advanced Ballet
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THEA 329 - Choreography
THEA 329 - Choreography
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THEA 429 - Advanced Topics in Dance and Choreography
THEA 429 - Advanced Topics in Dance and Choreography
Voice Lessons
Six semesters of:
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THEA 221 - Voice Lessons: Musical Theatre
THEA 221 - Voice Lessons: Musical Theatre
Piano Lessons
Six semesters of:
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THEA 211 - Piano Lessons: Musical Theatre
THEA 211 - Piano Lessons: Musical Theatre
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Note: Piano lessons provide instruction in both piano practice and music theory for piano.
Theatre Practicum
Six semesters of the following:
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THEA 115 - Practicum
THEA 115 - Practicum
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THEA 116 - Practicum
THEA 116 - Practicum
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THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
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THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
Note:
*Voice lessons, piano lessons and theatre practicum may be taken for zero credit hours, or for credit in partial satisfaction of elective credits, up to College limits. These hours are in addition to, not part of, the hours required for the major.
Additional Requirements for the B.A. Degree
Students must demonstrate elementary competence in a foreign language. For more information, see the
Dance Minor
For additional programs and courses in this department, see
Minor Requirements
A minimum of 24 credit hours, including:
Core Requirements
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THEA 120 - Musical Theatre Dance I
THEA 120 - Musical Theatre Dance I
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THEA 220 - Musical Theatre Dance II
THEA 220 - Musical Theatre Dance II
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THEA 222 - Jazz Dance
THEA 222 - Jazz Dance
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THEA 223 - Tap Dance
THEA 223 - Tap Dance
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THEA 224 - Ballet
THEA 224 - Ballet
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THEA 225 - Contemporary Modern Dance
THEA 225 - Contemporary Modern Dance
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THEA 307 - Dance History
THEA 307 - Dance History
Electives
Eight credit hours from the following:
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THEA 322 - Advanced Jazz Dance
THEA 322 - Advanced Jazz Dance
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THEA 323 - Advanced Tap Dance
THEA 323 - Advanced Tap Dance
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THEA 324 - Advanced Ballet
THEA 324 - Advanced Ballet
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THEA 329 - Choreography
THEA 329 - Choreography
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THEA 429 - Advanced Topics in Dance and Choreography
THEA 429 - Advanced Topics in Dance and Choreography
Theatre Practicum Requirement
Three semesters of Theatre Practicum (
Theatre Minor
For additional programs and courses in this department, see
Minor Requirements
A minimum of 24 credit hours, including:
Core Requirements
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THEA 100 - Script Analysis
THEA 100 - Script Analysis
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THEA 141 - Stagecraft
THEA 141 - Stagecraft
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THEA 144 - Makeup
THEA 144 - Makeup
One of the following:
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THEA 101 - Introduction to Acting
THEA 101 - Introduction to Acting
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THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
THEA 150 - Acting Fundamentals
One of the following:
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THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I
THEA 304 - Theatre History and Literature I
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THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II
THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II
Electives
Eight additional credit hours from any Theatre courses. With prior advisor approval this requirement may be satisfied by non-departmental drama courses. A maximum of three credit hours of Dance may be completed in partial satisfaction of this requirement.
Theatre Practicum Requirement
Three semesters of the following:
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THEA 115 - Practicum
THEA 115 - Practicum
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THEA 116 - Practicum
THEA 116 - Practicum
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THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 117 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
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THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
THEA 118 - Practicum: Musical Theatre
Note:
Theatre Practicum may be taken for zero credit hours, or for credit in partial satisfaction of Cellege electives credits, up to College limits. Practicum credit is given to students participating in any of our departmental productions. Students may get credit for: 1) Being in a show 2) Working on a show in a production assignment or crew position 3) Taking on a managerial role within the production (producer, assistant director, stage manager. These hours are in addition to, not part of, the hours required for the minor.)

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Theatre Faculty




Student Opportunities
Chicago's Professional Theatre
Take advantage of our proximity to one of the greatest theatre cities, and join classmates and faculty in attending theatrical performances in Chicago. See work ranging from Equity companies, professional touring shows, and the imaginative "storefront" theatre productions for which Chicago is well known.
Design and Technical Opportunities
Technical theatre students work closely with faculty to pursue their individual professional interests and develop the skills and portfolio necessary to work as theatre professionals. Unlike many other institutions, advanced students are given the responsibility of working as a designer on a full production with a departmental budget.
Guest Artists
North Central College is committed to bringing in Chicago professionals each year to teach, direct, or design. It is imperative to your growth as an artist to continue learning new perspectives during your college career. This also allows you to build relationships and extend your range of networking.
Independent Study
Working alongside a faculty member, you can create a specialized topic of interest that may not be offered as a course. Subjects range from commissioned playwriting and solo performance to costume design and European performance art. Independent studies place the learning in the students' hands. Hear alumnus Nick Wehrwein describe how independent study helped him achieve his dream.
Internships
Our excellent reputation and long-standing relationships within the Chicago theatre community enable several annual opportunities to apply for internships with prominent theatre companies. North Central College is one of the few institutions from which the Equity theatre companies of American Theatre Company, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, and The Other Theatre Company regularly cast students as understudies, ensemble interns, or cast members. Students have also received internships at Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Goodman Theatre, Lookingglass Theatre, Drury Lane Theatre, First Folio Theatre, and TimeLine Theatre.
Master Classes and Workshops
You’ll be able to meet professional actors, singers, dancers, technicians, agents, and casting directors. You will learn from these seasoned professionals in weekend workshops, one-day intensives, and advanced seminars. Ask questions, trade stories, and develop an understanding of what it takes to make it in the professional world.
Regional Auditions
North Central College faculty actively support your professional development. They will assist you with one-on-one coaching of songs and monologues, provide advice on completing applications and design portfolios, and help to find summer internships and opportunites. Faculty also help prepare interested students for large annual regional auditions, such as the University/Resident Theatre Association (URTA) auditions.
Richter Grants
This program provides grants of up to $5,000 for for individual research projects and accompanying travel. Theatre students have received money to visit locations such as the following:
- Ireland - to learn the regional dialect in preparation for work as a dialect coach
- France - to study Ensemble Theatre and relate it to U.S. practice
- London and New York City - to analyze the differences of musical theatre performance styles
- U.S. Regional Theatre Festivals - to propose strategies for actor success at a "cattle call"
SEA Conference
Housed at North Central College, Self-Employment in the Arts (SEA) assists artists of all kinds in advancing their entrepreneurial skills and knowledge. Through SEA, performing artists learn key business concepts that help promote success. SEA also hosts an annual regional conference that focuses on career development for creative professionals, to which NCC students are provided a substantial discount.
Student Initiatives: The Company
The Company is a student-run organization that mounts a variety of activities annually, such as storytelling and snacks at the Pfeiffer Hall "Ghost Night," original student-produced One-Acts and Monologues, and improv nights. The Company receives college funding for student-proposed ideas. It is a wonderful opportunity to try out new work, or to experiment in a different creative capacity, within the supportive community of your peers.
Theatre Scholarships
Scholarships are available to all students, regardless of major. Scholarships are merit-based, and vary in amount depending on the quality of your audition or design/technical portfolio and interview. If you receive a full theatre scholarship, you are required to work on one show per term in some capacity (cast or crew). You also must sign up for one technical term per year. This will allow you to obtain additional production experience. When you are not on tech term, you are expected to put in ten hours of production work (shop hours) per term. (This is part of, not in addition to, the shop hours required for courses such as THE 115 - Practicum.) Limited theatre scholarships with fewer requirements are available to students who are Music or Music Education Majors; these enable you to complete your obligations to both Music and Theatre. Participating in multiple aspects of production through the scholarship program gives you broader experience and deepens your knowledge as a theatre practitioner.
Senior Showcase
North Central College hosts an annual showcase in Chicago featuring graduating Theatre Performance and Musical Theatre majors. This popular event is well attended by established local agents, casting directors, and other theatre professionals. Hear alumna Lauren Omelson describe how pivotal this opportunity was to her commercial success.
Student Directed Series
Students are selected from a competitive proposal process to direct a fully staged production that is mounted as part of North Central College's Theatre season. These students receive department support to direct their work in one of our state-of-the-art spaces, including original plays or work by emerging local playwrights.
Study Abroad
If you wish to expand your education abroad, the Office of International Programs can help match you with one of over fifty programs worldwide. For instance, you may join North Central classmates in London and participate in an international exchange program to experience the theatrical culture of England.
Theatre News
Musical theatre major dances her way into "Dance Nation" at Steppenwolf Theatre
Ariana Burks ’21 is already a seasoned theatre professional in Chicago and most recently built upon her experience as Sofia in “Dance Nation.” Burks has a long list of impressive credentials, including other roles at the Steppenwolf, the Goodman Theatre, the Writers Theatre, House Theatre of Chicago, Chicago Children’s Theatre, the Paramount Theatre and Drury Lane Oak Brook...

'Wellesley Girl' and the year 2465
Have you ever wondered what life might be like in the future? Written by Brendan Pelsue and directed by Jason Gerace, “Wellesley Girl” fast-forwards to the year 2465. Set in Weston, Massachusets, the play portrays an imagination of what American politics could become...

North Central College Summer Music Theatre Is Set To Present Disney's 'The Little Mermaid'
North Central College Summer Music Theatre presents Disney’s “The Little Mermaid.” Based on the Hans Christian Anderson story of the young mermaid who longs to live in the magical world above the waters, come and see the power of Triton, the dark magic of Ursula, the wily antics of Sebastian, and, of course, Ariel and Eric to name a few...

Behind the scenes with “Sweeney Todd” choreographer Carter Sherman ’19
With dress rehearsals underway for North Central College theatre program’s senior musical “Sweeney Todd,” we managed to steal some precious time from the show’s choreographer, Carter Sherman ’19, who gave us a glimpse behind the curtain in a Q&A...

Our Hot New Faces of Chicago Theater: Here come the next names to know, Class of 2018
They’ve impressed us at TimeLine. Knocked us out at Victory Gardens. Made us chortle at Second City. Blown us away at the Lookingglass. They’re a diverse crew but they all are into truth and creativity, ensemble and commitment, theater and Chicago...

North Central’s partnership with Chicago theater recognized in 50th annual Jeff Award nominations
Twenty-four world-premiere plays and musicals are among the nominees for the 2018 Equity Joseph Jefferson Awards, which recognize exceptional theatrical productions in the Chicagoland area. Among the 178 nominations in 31 categories, North Central stands alone as the only college amid the competition...

Wyoming field research inspires commemorative performance of “The Laramie Project”
As the house lights dim, a deafening silence sweeps over the stage. The absence of sound allows stirring, dynamic character work to come to the forefront...

Students Work With Chicago Theater Company In Summer Production
Up with the curtain and on with the show! Fourteen North Central College theatre students were selected for understudy and production assistant positions in the 2017 summer production of “Machinal” by Greenhouse Theater Center, as part of the College’s recent collaboration with the organization...

Do You Feel Anger?
by Mara Nelson-Greenberg
Directed by Tommy Rivera-Vega
Meiley-Swallow Theater
September 30 at 7:30 pm
October 1 at 7:30 pm
October 2 at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm
October 3 at 2:00 pm
Tristan and Iseult
Devised by Jeremy Ohringer, the acting company, and creative team
Directed by Jeremy Ohringer
Madden Theater
November 4 at 7:30 pm
November 5 at 7:30 pm
November 6 at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm
November 7 at 2:00 pm
Into The Woods
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Senior Musical Directed by Grace Burmahl
Meiley-Swallow Theater
December 2 at 7:30 pm
December 3 at 7:30 pm
December 4 at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm
December 5 at 2:00 pm
Love and Information
by Caryl Churchill
Directed by John Warrick
Madden Theater
Februrary 17 at 7:30 pm
February 18 at 7:30 pm
February 19 at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm
February 20 at 2:00 pm
Tiny Beautiful Things
Adapted for the stage by Nia Vardalos
Based on the book by Cheryl Strayed
Storefront Series Production Directed by Lindsay Gleason
Meiley-Swallow Theater
March 31 at 7:30 pm
April 1 at 7:30 pm
April 2 at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm
April 3 at 2:00 pm
The Addams Family - A New Musical
Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa
Book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice
Directed by Mitzi Smith
Pfeiffer Auditorium
April 28 at 7:30 pm
April 29 at 7:30 pm
April 30cat 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm
May 1 at 2:00 pm
Interested In Theatre Studies?
- Visit: Hear about our outstanding academic programs, student life, admission guidelines and financial aid. Take a walking campus tour with a current student. During the school year, you can meet with faculty from all of our academic areas to ask questions and learn about our programs.
- Audition for a Scholarship: Fine Arts Scholarships are available for new incoming students interested in participating in theatre. (Note: Theatre Scholarships are available for both Theatre Majors and non-Theatre Majors.)
- Apply: The first step to becoming a North Central student is reading the application instructions specific to you. Find out everything you need to know about applying by selecting the group you belong to below.
- See a Show: North Central applicants who are interested in seeing Theatre productions can email John Warrick for complimentary tickets.
Our Facilities
Madden Theater
171 East Chicago Avenue
The Madden Theatre is a versatile black box theatre located in North Central College’s impressive arts facility, the Wentz Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center.
Because of its flexible stage configuration, it features experimental work, new plays, and productions that emphasize student designs.
The Theatre at Meiley-Swallow Hall
31 South Ellsworth Street
Renovated and modernized in 2007, this former historical church building features our intimate 239-seat theatre with a thrust stage.
Pfeiffer Hall
310 East Benton Avenue
Pfeiffer Hall first opened in 1926 as one of the largest theatres in Illinois. It is a grand and illustrious theatre featuring large-scale musicals. Its legacy is impressive too, with renowned speakers such as Dr. Martin Luther King appearing here throughout its history.
Wentz Concert Hall
171 East Chicago Avenue
Musical Theatre students who take part in choirs and choruses often perform in the Wentz Concert Hall, also located in North Central College’s impressive arts facility.
Contact Us
Have any questions? Contact the Chair of the Theatre Department:
jawarrick@noctrl.edu
(630)-637-5624
Our Location
