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CSU Theater PROGRAM THROUGH THE YEARS
CSU Theater PROGRAM THROUGH THE YEARS
the 60's & 70's
the 60's & 70's
During Clayton Junior College's founding years, there was no Dramatic Arts or Theatre curriculum. Many Theatre productions were organized by extracurricular student organizations and community groups. Clayton Junior College served as a performance venue for many of the early productions. The college became popular amongst the neighboring communities.
Clayton Junior College hosted many of the community theatre and music productions.
Material from the 1973-1978 University Relations Scrapbook collection, UA 5/2/1.
The second major production of the CJC Community Theatre, "Pure as the Driven Snow" was presented at the college.
Material from the 1973-1978 University Relations Scrapbook collection, UA 5/2/1.
the 80's & 90's
the 80's & 90's
The Speech/Drama program was introduced in the 80's under the Department of Humanities. This program focused heavily on speech while offering two dramatic arts focused courses. By the 90's however, the Drama program evolved and offered a more Drama focused curriculum.
Material from the 1980-1981 University Relations Scrapbook collection, UA 5/2/1.
The CSC Music & Theatre Ensebmle presents " Chamber Opera, composed by faculty member Brent Weaver.
Material from the 1990 University Relations Scrapbook collection, UA 5/2/1.
Material from the 1990 University Relations Scrapbook collection, UA 5/2/1.
the 2000's & Now
the 2000's & Now
In the new millennium the Drama program was renamed to the Theatre program. It continued to grow in it's dedication to Theatrical Production.
BAT BOY: THE MUSICAL Performance Poster
Material from the College of Arts & Sciences: Performing Arts Theater collection, UA 11/1/4.
CSU Batboy.mp4A clip from BAT BOY: THE MUSICAL Fall 2014
Material from the College of Arts & Sciences: Performing Arts Theater collection, UA 11/1/4.
The Crescent Theatre is Clayton State University’s theatrical stage which features productions by Theatre program students. This beautifully renovated 149 seat theatre serves as both a performance and classroom space.
https://www.clayton.edu/arts-sciences/departments/visual-and-performing-arts/the-crescent-theatre/
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