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Do you love telling stories? Are you interested in what happens behind the scenes at a concert or play? Do you want to learn how to design and to create your own productions? Do you want to tell stories with items that you have made? Are you interested in running lights, video, or sound for live events? Do you enjoy creating costumes for your favorite character? Are you interested in pursuing a professional career in costumes, lighting, sound, projection, scenic arts, or stage management? That's what we do here.
The Fine Arts Center Theatre Program has been around since the Fine Arts Center opened in 1974. The emphasis has always been on high quality training, out-of-the-box production, and college and career preparation based on professional theatrical standards. Performance and design were taught together until 2007, when, in response to student interest, the areas split into Theatre Performance and Theatre Design and Production.
You can test yourself. You can find your place. You can discover your strengths and develop a plan for your future. Whether you continue in theatre or choose another career path, the tools you gain at the Fine Arts Center will be useful for a lifetime of stories.
Class Contact Information:
Class Contact Information:
Instructor: Cece Disharoon
Location: Scene Shop - FAC
Phone: 864.355.2572
Email: cdisharoon@greenvilleschools.us
Instructor's Schedule:
8:45-9:15 Work/Studio/Office Hours
9:15-11:05 Technical Theatre 3,4
11:05 - 12:30 Work/Studio/Office Hours
12:30 - 1:30 Lunch
1:30 - 3:20 Technical Theatre 3, 4, 5, 6
3:20 - 3:45 Work/Studio/Office Hours
The Fine Arts Center of Greenville, SC was established in August of 1974 as the first specialized arts school in the state of South Carolina. Students at the Fine Arts Center are artistically talented and wish to take an intensive pre-professional program of study. Students apply and are selected on the basis of talent, interest, and commitment to their discipline and study. Students are provided advanced comprehensive arts instruction in the areas of architecture, theatre, dance, visual arts, music, creative writing, or digital filmmaking.
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