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U-M Theatre graduates find careers in a large number of performance, production, educational and administrative areas throughout the U.S. and the world. The solid academic education and professional training received at the University of Michigan equips our graduates to compete and succeed in a wide range of artistic, visible and rewarding careers. For more alumni news, see our news page.
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Congrats to all UM Dept. of Theatre & Drama alumni Tony nominees and winners!
Martin Pakledinaz (MFA 1975 ) - Best Costume Design of a Play, Lend Me a Tenor
David Alan Grier (BA 1978) - Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play , Race
Wendy Goldberg (BA 1995), Artistic Director, National Playwrights Conference, Eugene O'Neill Theater Center - Winner Regional Theatre Award!!!
Sarah Bay-Cheng (Ph.D., 2001) is Associate Professor & Director of Graduate Studies in Theatre at the University at Buffalo/SUNY.
Zachary Booth (BFA Performance, 2004) and Miriam Shor (BFA Performance, 1993) are both in recurring roles on the FX television series Damages.
Kathleen Conlin is Professor and holds the Barnard Hewitt Chair in Directing.
Cara Gabriel (Ph.D., 2006) is an Assistant Professor of Theatre at American University.
Bob Chappel is Professor at the University of Virginia.
Steve Gilliam is Professor of Drama at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas.
Susan C. Haedicke (Ph.D., 1984) is Associate Professor of Theatre Studies at the University of Warwick.
Courtney Harge (BFA Performance, 2006) directed OyamO's A Trilogy for the Black Famliy: Part Three - What if Bluesdream (?) at the Red Harlem Readers in New York City in February.
Robert Knopf (Ph.D., 1996) is Professor, Chair, and Producing Director of the Department of Theatre & Dance at the University at Buffalo/SUNY.
Julia Listengarten (Ph.D., 1996) is Associate Professor of Theatre and Coordinator of Graduate Studies at the University of Central Florida.
Holly Maples (Master of Arts, 2004) is a Lecturer in Drama at the University of East Anglia (UK).
Robyn Quick (Ph.D., 1999) is an Associate Professor and the coordinator of the theatre studies program in the Theatre Arts Department at Towson University.
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