Loyola University Chicago
Department of Fine and Performing Arts
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The Department of Fine and Performing Arts offers facility tours for each program area - Dance, Fine Arts, Music, and Theatre. These specialized tours are not available on the general campus tour provided by Undergraduate Admissions.
News
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Theatre Artist Sandra Delgado Appointed the Loyola Department of Fine and Performing Arts’ 2019-2020 Artist-In-Residence
ALTA and 3Arts Award-Winning Actor and Playwright Sandra Delgado will be teaching playwriting and devising techniques and developing a new theatrical work during her residence in the Department of Fine and Performing Arts at Loyola University Chicago.
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Prospective Students
Dance Major Auditions
Audition to join the Dance Major in the 2020-2021 academic year!
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Prospective Students
Music Major Auditions
The application for Music Major auditions for students starting in 2020-2021 is now available.
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Prospective Students
Theatre Scholarship Auditions
The application for incoming Theatre Majors interested in auditioning for the theatre scholarship is now available for academic year 2020-2021
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Alumni
Art with Impact: Empathy on Stage
"The point of learning how to make theatre is to do it, and to do it in community, and to do it in service to the world"
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Faculty
Through the Photographer's Lens
Photography Professor Nori Minami reflects on his most recent project "California City (Real Estate)" and the challenge of embracing technology in and out of the classroom.
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Faculty
Art with Impact: Activism Through Dance
Sandra Kaufmann, Director of Dance, speaks about using dance as an aesthetic instrument of change at Loyola.
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Alumni
Alumnus Kyle McCloskey wins a Kennedy Center Award for WHERE THE LOVELIGHT GLEAMS
Kyle McCloskey ('16), first-year M.F.A Playwright at UCLA won The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival's Paula Vogel Award in Playwriting in February. Read more about the award and McCloskey's play in this article.
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Alumni
Alumnus Featured at the Chicago Cultural Center
Karolis Usonis is currently featured in Furtive, a three-person exhibition curated by Jennifer Murray, Loyola faculty and Executive Director of Filter Photo, at the Chicago Cultural Center. Usonis presents work alongside Daniel Hojnacki and Krista Wortendyke.
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