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STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING For more than 45 years, AMDA has excelled in its singular mission ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE to train aspiring artists, providing a foundation for success in the ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEatRE ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW the performing arts. YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE at Whether you study in Los Angeles or New York City, as an AMDA INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING student you become part of a thriving community of artists. Your ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEatRE classmates are talented performers from every corner of the globe. Your ACTING PERFORMING ARTS INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK DANCE THEATRE LOS ANGELES teachers are gifted and accomplished industry professionals. You begin MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW performing on your very first day of class. Every moment is designed YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE to support and enhance your individual development as an artist. INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEatRE ACTING PERFORMING AMDA ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES MUSICAL THEATRE ACTING PERFORMING ARTS DANCE THEATRE INTEGRATED PROGRAM STUDIO PROGRAM NEW YORK LOS ANGELES 34 FACULTY CONTENTS AMDA CAMPUSES NEW YORK CAMPUS 8 LOS ANGELES CAMPUS 10 PROGRAM OVERVIEW 14 BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS: FOUR-YEAR DEGREE PROGRAMS ACTING 16 MUSIC THEATRE 18 18 MUSIC THEATRE DANCE THEATRE 20 PERFORMING ARTS 22 CONSERVATORY PROGRAMS: TWO-YEAR PROGRAMS STUDIO PROGRAM 24 INTEGRATED PROGRAM 26 DANCE THEATRE PROGRAM 28 STUDENT PROFILES 30 30 STUDENT PROFILES PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES 32 FACULTY 34 ALUMNI 36 8 NEW YORK CAMPUS 10 LOS ANGELES CAMPUS 16 DANCE THEATRE NEW YORK CAMPUS The city is your campus. The constant buzz of America’s largest city doesn’t just come from the lights of Broadway; it comes from the bohemian heritage of the West Village, the underground beats of Harlem and the arias soaring from the Metropolitan Opera. .edu Performers from around the world are drawn to Manhattan to pursue their dreams. When you attend AMDA New York, AMDA Broadway is your backyard. Our students are a vital part of the 7 creative community and the city itself sets the scene for an innovative learning experience. An AMDA education is more than just studio training; it is a unique view into New ampus York City’s performing arts scene. Every day, hundreds of films, C television shows, dance concerts, symphonies, performance art ork Y pieces and plays are produced just steps from campus. AMDA ew N alumni appear on the Broadway stage each season and can be seen in numerous films and television shows. Now it’s your turn. AMDA.EDU/ PROGRAMS/CAMPUSES/AMDA-NEW-YORK 1 AMDA NY CAMPUS LIFE Beside the lights of Broadway on Manhattan’s 2 3 Upper West Side, AMDA New York’s RESIDENCE location is split between the Ansonia, a historic Beaux-Arts landmark, and a studio campus OPTIONS on West ��st Street. .edu .edu STRATFORD ARMS: Affectionately known to AMDA AMDA New York has state-of-the-art performance venues, AMDA students as “the Strat,” this historic brick hotel has been AMDA spacious rehearsal rooms, and one of the country’s most converted into New York City studio apartments. Built in 8 9 1928, the 10-story building sits on West 70th Street, just a comprehensive performing arts libraries. Students choose to short stroll from AMDA’s main campus. Each room comes live in our residence halls because they’re unique, affordable 4 5 fully furnished and includes a refrigerator, closet and air and conveniently located near our Upper West Side campus. ampus conditioner. You will have access to common areas that ampus C C include a fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, a spacious ork ork Y outdoor patio, computer center and numerous rehearsal AMDA.EDU/ PROGRAMS/CAMPUSES/AMDA-NEW-YORK Y ew spaces. The Stratford offers 24 hour security and desk staff. ew N N AMSTERDAM RESIDENCE: Located on a tree-lined street at the intersection of West 85th Street and Broadway, the Amsterdam is a six-story building complete with keystone and column details. Known to AMDA students as “the Dam,” this neoclassical apartment building is just a short 6 walk to AMDA’s main campus. Each fully furnished room includes a refrigerator, air conditioner and closet. You’ll have shared use of a fully equipped kitchen, a computer center and laundry facilities. The Amsterdam also offers 24 hour security and desk staff. 1. Times Square, 2. AMDA Store and Café, 3. Group picnic in Central Park, 4. The AMDA Library, 5. 61st Street building exterior, 6. Stratford residence interior LOS ANGELES CAMPUS It’s no surprise that LA is considered the entertainment capital of the world. From searchlights sweeping the skies over the latest red carpet award ceremony to the world-class musicians cutting tracks at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles pulses with an unshakable sense .edu that something big is always happening — probably because it is. For generations, artists from around the world have AMDA been drawn to Hollywood to pursue their creative passions. Join them on your own path to success. When you attend 11 AMDA Los Angeles, you become a part of Hollywood’s creative community; the studios, theatres and landmarks are ampus your inspiration. Hundreds of films, television shows and live C A performances take place here each day. With Hollywood as L your classroom, you’ll get unrivaled behind-the-scenes access, face time with industry leaders, and, with many major film, television and recording studios just around the corner, a real understanding of how show business actually works. To get to class, you stroll down the Walk of Fame, each star proof positive that this is a town where dreams come true. AMDA.EDU/CAMPUSES/AMDA-LOS-ANGELES 1 2 RESIDENCE OPTIONS AMDA LA CAMPUS LIFE FRANKLIN BUILDING: The loft-style spaces in our five-story neoclassical building feature exposed brick,
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