Minor in Musical Theatre

About the minor

The Minor in Musical Theatre allows students with a background, interest, or passion in musical theatre to continue their studies and further explore their craft. Our minor—which includes courses in singing, acting, and dancing—is designed to help students develop skills through performance-based, small-group classes and private instruction.

Students who earn a Minor in Musical Theatre often pursue careers in fields such as theatre, film, television, arts administration, acting, teaching, and other similar professions.


Contact information

To learn more about our degree programs, audition information, scholarships, professional development and careers, performances, faculty, and students, visit University Theatre or contact us at 330.941.3810. 

To schedule a personalized campus visit, contact the Cliffe College of Creative Arts Program Coordinator of Admissions and Recruitment at 330.941.3636 or theatre@ysu.edu. We would love to learn about your interests, talk with you about our programs, and become an important part of your future. 

To complete a minor in Musical Theatre, students must complete the below courses for a total of 19 s.h.

COURSE TITLE S.H.
MTVC 1500AVoice1
MTVC 1500BVoice1
MTVC 2600AVoice1
MTVC 2600BVoice1
DNCE 1571Jazz and Tap 11
THTR 1585Acting 1: Fundamentals3
THTR 2667Acting 2: Character Creation & Scene Work3
THTR 3768Script Analysis for Stage and Screen3
Choose one from the following:3
Stage Makeup
Costume Design
Acting 3: Advanced Character Study & Repertoire Acquisition
Total Semester Hours17