BFA in Theatre - Technical Production in Boston United States | Boston University

The Design, Production & Management programs equip dedicated students with the skills needed for professional theatre careers and related performing arts fields. The program nurtures each student's growth as a theatre artist, emphasizing teamwork, creativity, analytical skills, effective communication, troubleshooting abilities, constructive feedback, and career readiness.

Throughout the Bachelor of Fine Arts program, core courses follow a structured progression combining classroom instruction with practical production experience. Students in the BFA Theatre, Technical Production major within Boston University's Design, Production & Management programs uncover their artistic identity, strengths, and potential. They evolve into collaborative theatre makers who convey meaningful stories to modern audiences while thriving under professional demands. A key outcome is discovering their unique artistic voice through rigorous training that includes coursework, production work, and professional exposure. Working faculty professionals provide ongoing mentorship via studio classes, hands-on production guidance, and term-end evaluations.

Program Objectives
The Technical Production curriculum cultivates well-rounded theatre artists by nurturing enthusiasm for performance, narrative, design, and creative teamwork. Through required courses and production work, Technical Production students will:

Develop comprehensive knowledge of theatre's artistic significance and societal impact.
Hone verbal and written skills in analysis, teamwork, creative problem-solving, and arts communication.
Cultivate innovative storytelling approaches and artistic experimentation.
Develop awareness and skills for engaging with theatre's diverse professional community.
Master advanced technical production skills and craftsmanship for careers in theatre and live performance.