The theatre arts program offers a program of comprehensive study in theatre history, dramatic literature and criticism, and performance and production skills. Course work is complemented by opportunities to participate in productions directed by faculty, visiting artists, and students. The major in theatre arts prepares students for careers in the professional theatre, for graduate studies in theatre, and for a variety of other careers that demand the analytic, creative, and interactive skills developed by theatre majors. Dual majors are available in theatre arts/communication, theatre arts/English, and theatre arts/music (musical theatre). Also, note Theatre on the Hill is affilaited with McDaniel College.

Website: McDaniel College, Westminster, Maryland

• The Importance of Being Earnest, September 16, 2006 Schedule
• Othello, September 16, 2006 Schedule
• Waiting For Godot, October 2006 Schedule
• Urinetown, The Musical, November 2006 Schedule

• Criminals in Love, March 2006

• The Tempest
• McDaniel Playback
• Something's Afoot
• Noises Off

• Working
• Hay Fever
• The Bald Soprano
• Savage/Love
• Tongues

• Voices
• Techies
• The Threepenny Opera
• Children of a Lesser God

• An Enemy of the People
• Children of Eden
• Escape from Happiness
• The Altruists

• Lysistrata
• The Crucible
• Little Shop of Horrors
• Impossible Marriage

• The Ghost Sonata
• Scapin
• The House of Bernarda Alba
• Marat/Sade

• Loose Ends
• The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd
• Antigone
• The Dining Room

• Cabaret
• Psycho Beach Party
• Twelfth Night

• The Hand that Cradles the Rock
• Starmites
• Tartuffe
• The Rimers of Eldritch

• Pippin
• The Cherry Orchard
• The Fever
• subUrbia

• Into The Woods
• Dr. Frankenstein's Dracula
• Vinegar Tom