U of T’s reputation in the dramatic arts runs deep, far and wide. From scholarly study to professional practice, our degree programs can boast unique partnerships on the world stage. Our two full-season theatres and numerous performing spaces offer outlets for dramatic talent and audience enjoyment. In complement, our extensive network of drama clubs and societies let students explore their more dramatic personae.
Department of English and Drama - University of Toronto Missisauga
Department of Humanities Visual and Performing Arts - University of Toronto Scarborough
Graduate Centre for Study of Drama - University of Toronto St. George
Hart House Theatre - University of Toronto St. George
Theatre Erindale - University of Toronto Missisauga
University College Drama Program (UCDP) - University of Toronto St. George
Study
- Bachelor of Arts, Specialist Designation in Arts Management - University of Toronto Scarborough
- Collaborative program in Women and Gender Studies - University of Toronto St. George
- Doctor of Philosophy - Graduate Centre for Study of Drama - University of Toronto St. George
- Masters of Arts Graduate Centre for Study of Drama - Masters of Arts - University of Toronto St. George
- Theatre and Drama Studies (Specialist) - University of Toronto Missisauga and Sheridan Institute of Technology
- Theatre, Drama, and Performance Studies (Major and Minor) - University of Toronto Missisauga
- University College Drama Program (UCDP) - University of Toronto St. George
- Visual and Performing Arts, Drama Program - University of Toronto Scarborough
- Master of Museum Studies - University of Toronto St. George
- Arts and Culture Specialist Program - University of Toronto Scarborough
- Bachelor of Arts, Curatorial Studies - University of Toronto Scarborough
Get Involved
- Hart House Theatre - University of Toronto St. George
- Poculi Ludique Societas (PLS) - University of Toronto St. George
- Trinity College Dramatic Society - University of Toronto St. George
- U of T Drama Coalition - University of Toronto St. George
- Victoria College Drama Society - University of Toronto St. George
- How to get involved in the arts at U of T
Opportunities in the Arts posts auditions, calls for submissions, workshops/seminars, as well as volunteer and paid positions.
Did You Know?
- Hart House offers many theatre-based classes to enhance personal development such as, The Art of Acting with Kevin McCormick, Clowing Around with Fiona Griffiths, The Art of Giving a Speech and Presentation with David Macniven and many more. Details at www.harthouse.ca/classes