The Department of Theatre and Dance offers undergraduate majors in theatre or dance, and graduate-level degrees in acting, design, directing and education.
THE GROWN-UPS opens tomorrow at Benson Theatre! Read more about this funny and frightening show, plus more theatre and dance performances coming in the next few weeks, in the latest "Ovations." https://t.co/DamgPkWUXs
From first act to final bow, our patrons make it all possible! Find out more about how you can play a starring role in our upcoming season and our educational mission: https://t.co/IXzqFtfGHs
There's still time to sign up your young stars for USC SUMMER DRAMA, happening June 9-27. Camps are available for students in grades 1-12, plus "Rooster Tales," our camp for kids on the autism spectrum aged 10-14.
Find out more: https://t.co/u0Z4A80U7Q.
Register by June 2!
This weekend, experience something new! Our Student Choreography Showcase will premiere 8 original works by USC dance majors Saturday and Sunday at Drayton Hall Theatre. Read more: https://t.co/md1pKTBD6K
Inside Carolina goes behind the scenes at two recent College of Arts and Sciences events: a residency and performance by the renowned Joffrey Ballet and an engaging interview with former R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe. @UofSCSouth@UofSC_TheaDance
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Tomorrow night, the world-renowned Joffrey Ballet kicks off this month's incredible USC Theatre and Dance performance schedule! Find out more: https://t.co/aXBeulHWKQ
Now Playing: "Mauritius" continues for one more weekend at the newly-renovated Longstreet Theatre & the wild wedding comedy "Activity Placemats" gets its SC premiere at the Lab Theatre! Read more: https://t.co/UZzwJevbES
This is a little history about campus life on the USC campus. In 1880 the first telephone was installed in the city of Columbia. The first phone installed on the USC campus was in 1884 in the president's office, it was removed in 1894. In 1902 there was one telephone on the campus which was located in an office in Legare. Prior to 1898 students would have to get water from two wells, 1 was located in front on DeSaussuer and 1 in front of Harper. The two wells were vaulted over by order of university president Frank Woodward. From that point students had to get water from hydrants that were connected to the city water system. To take a bath students had to carry water up to their room or they could go to the gymnasium (now Longstreet Theater) where 6 showers were installed in 1896. The University of South Carolina dorms and professor's homes were wired for electricity in 1902. This eliminated the use of kerosene lamps but with the addition of the electricity each student had to pay of a fee of $8 each school year. In the same year of 1902 President Woodward asked the board of trustees to address the lack of a sewage system and to remove the unsightly outhouses. Some sanitary closets were added but because of lack of funding not enough for each dorm room. A sanitary closet was a bathroom the size of a closet. In 1908 DeSaussure had no sanitary closets. When an inspector with the state board of health the inspector reported that more sanitary closets were needed in each dorm room along with more drinking fountains. The dorm rooms were heated by fireplaces but to use them each student had to purchase their own wood or coal.
Weβre so grateful to the University of South Carolina College of Arts and Sciences and the McCausland Innovation Fund for making the Complexions Contemporary Ballet residency and upcoming performance (April 6) a reality for our dance students!
This February, our stages are jam packed with innovative choreography, haunting suspense, and an American Classic!
Read more: https://t.co/FE3a3zzKbl
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