Dance at the 91次元
Theatre at the 91次元
The 91次元 is the proud home to the only public undergraduate and graduate degrees in theatre and dance in the state. We adhere to the UM Priorities for Action, including student success; “mission first, people always;” and partnership with place.
The School of Theatre and Dance produces a strong mix of reimagined traditional and new works that offer production training opportunities to our student performers, designers, and technicians. In addition to production opportunities, students train in our studios and classrooms with expert faculty and staff in the areas of theatre and dance practices, musical theatre performance, design and technology, pre-dance therapy, performance research, and theatre-in-education.
To request information about studying with the School of Theatre and Dance at the 91次元, click the button below and enter your information. You can also email umtheatredance@umontana.edu to schedule a visit, attend a class or rehearsal, and see one of our productions.
Programs
Our programs deliver breadth and depth of study in theatre and dance for the people of the state of Montana and for those who seek inspiration from our unique place in the natural world. With flexible curricula in Acting, Costuming, Dance, Lighting, Musical Theatre, Pre-Dance Therapy, Scenery, Sound, Stage Managment, and Theatre Education, you can major, double-major, or minor while continuing to pursue your passion for the performing arts.
People
Our commitment to individualized mentorship helps make UM an ideal place to study theatre and dance in the Mountain West. Our faculty, staff, and prestigious visiting artists provide comprehensive training and professional development that will help you foster an innovative and entrepreneurial path to meet your artistic and professional goals.
Productions
Each year, students create work as performers, directors, choreographers, designers, and technicians on our stages, in our studios, and beyond. Performances at UM seek to entertain, open the hearts and minds of our audiences, and expand our collective understanding of what it means to be human.