Latest News and Events
Above and Beyond: Honoring Women of Public and Civic Mind
February 8, 4:00-6:30PM, Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts
Our MPA program is proud to partner with City & State to present Above and Beyond: Honoring Women of Public and Civic Mind. MPA program students, faculty and staff are encouraged to attend. For more information please contact the MPA department. >> Learn more
Small Works Invitational
February 8, 4:00-8:00PM, Choate House Gallery
Come visit an exhibition of student work from selected area high schools at Pace University, sponsored by Dyson College of Arts and Sciences and the Fine Arts Department. >> Learn more
Pace at LaMama Presents:
Three LaMama Playwrights
February 2-4, 9-12, LaMama Club
These three one-acts continue Ellen Stewart’s legacy of “Welcome to La MaMa, dedicated to the playwright and all aspects of the theatre.” >> Read Broadway World article >> View the flyer
Performing Arts Presents:
The Master Series: Conversations with Leaders in the American Theater
February 13, 6:00-7:30PM, Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts
Visionaries from three of our most influential American theater institutions discuss promoting and creating new work. >> Read more
New Facilities for Pace
On January 6, Pace University signed a 21-year lease for 140 William St., a 47,200-square-foot home for its growing Performing Arts Department. The new building will house rehearsal spaces, classrooms, a television studio and a 100-seat theater. >> Read more
Dyson Musical Theater Major Makes National TV Debut
Musical Theater major, Beau Cybulski sent producers of “CSI: Miami” a video audition to which they responded with a part specifically written for him.
Top 10 Films about New York
Adjunct Art Professor Charlie Ahearn’s film “Wild Style” was named one of the top 10 films about New York by the New York Post.
Handmade/Homemade Collection
In December, a new special collection of Handmade/Homemade books were installed on the second floor of the Mortola Library in Westchester. The books were donated by past contributors/exhibitors of the Handmade/Homemade annual exhibit. The Handmade/Homemade collection can be found under the “Special Collection” on the library homepage.
9 Billion People + 1 Planet =
Andrew Revkin, Senior Fellow for Environmental Understanding, discusses efforts to balance human activities with the planet’s finite resources at the University of Arizona on January 26.
Pace University Wins Second Place at the College Federal Reserve Challenge
Professors Colman, Shostya and Weinstock coached the team at the national academic competition that beat out St. Johns and Columbia in the semi-finals and in the final round beat Cornell and Hamilton. >> Read more
Linda Herritt Exhibition Featured at Fingesten Gallery
January 31-March 2
Linda Herritt’s installations and drawings present warped fields of text based on divergent representations of the landscape. In this exhibition, she combines digitally generated geological surveys with references to traditional Chinese painting. >> Learn more
Annual Meeting of the
Society of Fellows
Registration Deadline:
February 22, 2012
Join students as they share their academic achievements with family, friends, and members of the Pace community. >> Register today
Dyson Year in Review:
2010-2011
A look back at the 2010-11 achievements of Dyson College students, faculty, staff, and alumni including new undergraduate research, curricular innovations, cross-cultural collaborations, and many other new and exciting developments. >> Read the Dyson Year in Review
Best Poetry of 2011
Poet-in-Residence Charles North’s new book, What It Is Like: New and Selected Poems, has has been named to NPR’s Best Poetry of 2011 list.
Residency with The Watermill Center/Lincoln Center
Dyson Adjunct Professor Annie Levy was chosen to participate in The Watermill Center/Lincoln Center Directors Lab Partnership’s inaugural residency at The Watermill Center in Watermill, New York. Professor Levy will spend her time amongst 13 directors from seven different countries developing WorldWideLab, an international Directors Lab Festival.
“Westchester’s Most Accomplished Women Entrepreneurs”
Congratulations to Dyson alumna Christina Costa Rae ’95, BA Literature & Communications, President of Buzz Creators, Inc. who has just been named one of “Westchester’s Most Accomplished Women Entrepreneurs” by Westchester Magazine’s 914INC. >> Read more
Jorge Cacheiro named Latino Trendsetter
The 10th Annual Latino Trendsetter Awards and scholarship gala celebrated Jorge Luis Cacheiro, Chairman of the Dyson College of Arts & Sciences Performing Arts Department for his leadership in the Hispanic community. He has been a leading university theater innovator for almost two decades. >> Read more
Videos
On January 11, 2012, corporate leaders and representatives from local, state, and federal government convened at Pace University for the first Summit on Resilience: Securing Our Future through Public-Private Partnerships. >> View more videos from the conference |
The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Acting is a competitive and comprehensive pre-professional program combining fundamental and cutting-edge actor training. Taught by current industry professionals, BFA Acting is both a nurturing and rigorous environment offering diverse perspectives in the craft of acting and insight into a career in entertainment. |
The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) program in Musical Theater offers elite training by well-connected professionals working in the industry that combines the disciplines of acting, music and dance. Designed to train the unique performer, our program offers you the opportunity to showcase your abilities and talents while preserving and refining your individuality. |
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) program in Theater/ Commercial Dance is the only one of its kind in New York City and offers comprehensive dance training to bridge the gap from classical dance technique to the professional world of commercial dance. |
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