TOP 30 Drama theater in Mansfield, Connecticut

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The UConn Drama-Music Building (DRMU) is a vibrant and dynamic institution located at 802 Bolton Road in Mansfield, Connecticut, United States. This state-of-the-art facility is home to a diverse range of programs in drama and music, offering students the opportunity to explore their passion for the performing arts. With top-notch facilities, experienced faculty, and a supportive community, the DRMU is a hub for creativity, innovation, and artistic expression. Whether you are a budding actor, musician, or behind-the-scenes enthusiast, the UConn Drama-Music Building provides a welcoming and inspiring environment for students to hone their craft and pursue their dreams in the world of performing arts.

The UConn Department of Dramatic Arts, located at 802 Bolton Road in Mansfield, Connecticut, offers intensive degree programs to prepare individuals for careers in theatre. Led by National Medal of the Arts recipient Ping Chong, the department provides professional training through classroom and studio instruction. Students gain production experience at the Connecticut Repertory Theatre (CRT) and have the opportunity to participate in creative residencies and workshops with renowned artists like Alexander Woodward. The department is excited to welcome Michael Bradford as the new Artistic Director and Department Head, following the departure of Vincent J. Cardinal. With a focus on new play development and interdisciplinary collaboration, the UConn Department of Dramatic Arts continues to educate and train the next generation of artists in theatre and film.

The Music & Dramatic Arts Library, located at 1295 Storrs Road in Mansfield, Connecticut, is a valuable resource for students, faculty, and alumni in the School of Fine Arts and related fields. The library offers a wide range of materials including scores, scripts, music CDs, and other media, all housed in the Fine Arts building. In addition to traditional library services such as interlibrary loan pickup and materials check-out, the Music & Dramatic Arts Library also provides access to Music and Drama Course reserves and allows for browsing of the collection. If you can't find what you need, the Ask a Librarian tool and eResources guide are available to help you. Did you know that the Babbidge Library sits on a pre-glacial bog that is nearly 40,000 years old? Visit the Music & Dramatic Arts Library to explore this unique institution and all it has to offer.