Department of Theatre

Phoenix Theatre

Undergraduate programs

Electives

A large ensemble of students on stage during a performance — Learning on stage
Phoenix Theatre productions are an integral part of our undergraduate programs. You’ll be involved in every aspect of these productions – from acting, to the design and creation of sets, costumes, props, sound and lighting.
Undergraduate studies

Michelle Ning Lo in a costume work space — Study what you're passionate about
While receiving hands-on experience in all aspects of theatre, you can also choose to focus on applied theatre, design, directing, performance, production and management, or theatre history. Michelle Ning Lo chose to focus on costume design.
Program focus areas

Taiwo Afolabi sitting and explaining something while sitting in a red audience chair in the Phoenix theatre — Graduate studies
Graduate studies in theatre immerse you in a dynamic academic and research environment. Taiwo Afolabi says the course content encourages you to transform your society and to approach ideas from different perspectives.
Graduate studies

Two women looking into mirrors preparing for a performance — An immersive theatre experience
UVic's purpose-built facilities immerse you in the world of theatre production. From working with set, costumes, sound and lighting, to performance, directing and design, you get a complete experience of what is possible in theatre.
Student facilities

Alumna Sara Topham as Gwendolen in "The Importance of Being Earnest" — Hands-on experience for your future career
Experiential learning is key to our approach. You’ll receive real world experience while working towards your degree. Alumna Sara Topham appeared on Broadway as Gwendolen in Oscar Wilde’s *The Importance of Being Earnest*.
Career possibilities

Innovative teaching

Theatre can make you think, make you feel, make you laugh and make you cry. But theatre can also change your mind, and the world.

UVic's Department of Theatre is one of the most comprehensive and immersive theatre programs in Canada. Here, you'll receive hands-on experience in all areas of theatre, taught by leading scholars and theatre professionals in one of the most innovative teaching facilities in North America.

At UVic, every student, in every theatre course, is engaged in performance and "on-their-feet" learning. As part of our curriculum, students are involved on stage and behind the scenes in our Phoenix Theatre’s mainstage season.

Find your edge in UVic's Department of Theatre

Events

Theatre focus areas

Phoenix Theatre

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Phoenix alumnus Leslie Bland production company, Less Bland Productions, has a new film that will be screened at Cinecenta Films on November 22 at 7pm. "Dust n’ Bones" examines the legal issues, political controversies, and spiritual mysteries surrounding the preservation and re-dedication of First Nations artifacts, burial sites, and remains through the POV of Cowichan Archaeological Consultant Harold C. Joe.

Film Details: DUST ‘N’ BONES

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