Thursday, December 18, 2014

Unique theatre program marks
20th anniversary in London

Our Stefannié Valéncia Kierlin Theatre Program in London is believed to be only one of its kind in nation. This fall, the study abroad program celebrated its 20th anniversary. Under the guidance of Saint Mary’s and British faculty, theatre majors take acting courses and attend performances at London’s West End, Off-West End and Fringe theatres.

What truly sets the Saint Mary’s program apart is the fact that participating students stage a full production in a London theatre each year — believed to be something no other U.S. college or university can boast. This year, theatre students presented the American comedy “How I Learned to Drive” at The New Wimbledon Studio. Dr. Gary Diomandes directs the play and leads the program.

Our London experience is also available to students from all majors, and courses are offered in global issues, art and culture, British politics, literature, theatre, and business. Read more about the program on the student blog, www.smumn-london.blogspot.com.

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