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The mission of the University of Oklahoma Helmerich School of Drama is to educate theatre artists, scholars, and teachers, preparing them to enter their professions with a knowledge of evolving industry standards; to perpetuate theatrical art by encouraging and nurturing the development of new artistic endeavors; and to provide a variety of ...
The Peggy Dow Helmerich School of Drama, the second oldest School of Drama in the nation, offers performance-centered, professional programs designed to prepare students to successfully pursue careers in the performing arts.
Alissa Branch serves as tenured Associate Professor of Drama in the Helmerich School of Drama, teaching acting at all undergraduate levels. Areas of special interest include: Shakespeare / heightened text, physical and emotional wellness for the actor, and diverse / equitable casting.
The University of Oklahoma Helmerich School of Drama, the second oldest in the nation, offers performance-centered, professional programs designed to prepare students to successfully move forward to the next level of their career development.
Apply to the University of Oklahoma. An application form is available by calling 405-325-2251 or click here. You will not be officially admitted into the OU Helmerich School of Drama until the University of Oklahoma has formally accepted you.
University Theatre presents a season of plays, musicals, operas, and dance performances produced by the Weitzenhoffer Family College of Fine Arts. Our students act in all the plays, which are directed by our faculty or our guest artists.
An undergraduate actor at the OU School of Drama may take up to ten acting classes throughout their tenure in the program, some of which focus on Character and Scene Study, Shakespeare and Classical Works, Departures from Realism, Performing New Plays, and the Audition Process.
