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Webster University鈥檚 Sargent Conservatory of Theatre Arts trains our future colleagues to become visionaries, creators, and leaders in the next generation of theatre professionals.

Webster University's directing program is designed to educate student directors in the craft of stage direction, focusing on play analysis, visual storytelling, team collaboration and creative thinking. Directing students at Webster are exposed to a wide variety of coursework both in the department and across the campus. Classes in theatre include Voice, Movement and Acting; Visual History, Fundamentals of Design and Lighting; History of Theatre, Stage Management and Directing. In the senior year of study, students spend the fall semester abroad.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of their training, students in the Sargent Conservatory will be able to:

• Describe the cultural and historical context for theatrical practice.
• Hone strong analytical, research, organizational, and technical skills for the creation and/or performance of theatre.
• Apply skills (outcome # 2) to the production and performance of theatre encompassing a variety of styles with creativity and competence.
• Model positive and effective leadership, clear communication, and collaboration to work well with others.
• Assess power relationships and biases within the arts and society, past and present, and work to promote equity and justice through theatre via classwork and production.