Welcome to the Theatre Program.  

The mission of the Howard Community College Theatre program is to help students discover their creative potential through the interpretational arts of acting, singing, dance,  writing, and technical theater, exposing students to the wide range of skills and practices necessary for live theater including technical theater, acting, text analysis, historical  research,  stage combat, and musical interpretations. We seek to encourage students in critical thinking skills and artistic innovation. The AA degree in theater has three major focuses: performance, musical theater, and technical theater.  Students have the opportunity to work with the Rep Stage, a professional theater in residence at the college, and the Student Arts Collective. For questions about any of these programs, please contact Dr. Lisa A. Wilde at lwilde@howardcc.edu or at 443-518-4942.

Rep Stage/Valerie Lash Arts and Humanities Scholarship: Students majoring in theatre or other arts and humanities with a minimum 2.0 GPA are eligible. Students must prepare an audition piece in his or her preferred discipline to be performed. Student awardee will be selected by the Director of Theatre Arts and the Rep Stage producing artistic director.

Come Join Us for This Year's Theatre Program Performances!

Anton in Show Business by Jane Martin directed by Brandon McCoy

Winner of the 2001 American Theatre Critics Steinberg New Play Award, this satiric fast-paced comedy follows three actresses  through various transformations in their pursuit of the definitive San Antonio Texas production of Chekhov's Three Sisters.
Performances Thurs- Sat January 31, February 1 and 2 at 8 p.m., Friday February 1 at 1 p.m. and Saturday February 3 at 3 p.m. in the Studio Theatre

FACULTY

Lisa A. Wilde, Doctor of Fine Arts, Associate Professor, Theatre; Director of Theatre Arts; Rep Stage Literary Manager and Resident Dramaturg
Valerie Lash, Professor of Theatre, Chair of the Arts and Humanities Division, and Rep Stage Producer/Artistic Director
Kasi Campbell, Associate Professor of Theatre, Coordinator of Acting
Jenny Male, Assistant Professor of Theatre & Stage Movement, Coordinator of Musical Theatre & Stage Movement