The Bachelor of Arts in Production and Management empowers the dance major with a functional and practical understanding of the production “behind-the-scenes†workings of the dance theatre event. These students can go on to be dance company managers, lighting designers, costumers, scenic designers, dance studio owners, and company managers.
Available Options
Production and Management
Learning Outcomes
Production and Management
BA dance-production majors will be able to apply dance production and management standards in realized productions and understand the application and use of all physical production elements (lights, scenery, costumes, video, music, stage management) for performance and choreographic needs.
Objectives — After completing the BA dance program the students will be able to:
Effectively stage manage a production.
Do basic technical set up for production.
Have knowledge on how to travel and tour a dance production.
BA dance-production majors will be able to organize and apply principles of research and critical thinking and aesthetics through design and choreographic environments. Objectives - After completing the BA dance program will be able to:
Have the ability to define period styles in design.
Present concepts and ideas in the framework of historical and current trends.
Map out and develop a cohesive production concept and "arch" for design choices.
BA dance-production majors will have knowledge of the dance art in a fine arts framework/environment. The students will understand dance from both physical and historical aspects. Objectives – After completing the BA dance program the students will be able to:
Explain and discuss production through understanding of the basic principles of choreography.
Know and be able to discuss ideas and concepts of dance and visual arts leaders.
BA dance-production majors will have a thorough understanding of the partnership between choreographer and designer and be able to create a collaborative working environment Objectives – After completing the BA dance program the students will be able to:
Execute collaborations with actual choreographer to develop presented work.
Share thoughts and ideas in a nurturing manor to the betterment of the work.
Career Possibilities
Production and Management
Here are a few job titles in which dance majors have applied their degrees, skills, and abilities. In general, an advanced degree is required for those occupations marked with a on the following list.
Performance & Production
Ballet Mistress/Master
Company dancer
Choreographer
Technician
Dance designer: costume, lights
Sound person
Consultant
Arts Administrator
General Manager/Administrator
Business Manager
Personal Manager
Personnel Manager: Dance Company
Booking Agent
Public Relations Manager
Press Agent
Grants Specialist
Arts Council Director
Education
College Professor
Public School Teacher
Dance Therapist
Artist-in-Residence
Private teacher
Leisure and recreation instructor
Dance Company Rehearsal Director
Pilates/Body Conditioning Instructor
Expected June, December 2025
Start date
January 2025
College of Fine Arts
4505 S. Maryland Pkwy.,
LAS VEGAS,
Nevada,
89154, United States
Admission to the university requires graduation from an accredited high school with a minimum weighted grade point average of 3.00 on a 4.00 scale in the following required high school courses.
English Proficiency Test:
TOEFL IBT Test: Overall score of 61
IELTS Academic: Overall band of 6.0; No band below 5.5
PTE Academic Overall: Overall score of 44
Duolingo: A minimum score of 95
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.