Facilities

The Department of Dance and Theatre is housed in the Radio, TV, Film & Performing Arts (RTFP) Building and in Stovall Hall. In 2001, the RTFP building reopened after a $9.2 million renovation and expansion.

The two full-size performance venues are the University Theatre and the Studio Theatre, both in the RTFP building. The University Theatre is a proscenium stage with reserved continental seating for 478 people. The Studio Theatre is a Flexible Performance Space that changes according to the needs of each production. It can seat up to 200. Wheelchair seating is available upon advance request in both theatres.

Four spacious dance studios in Stovall Hall have sprung floors with wood and marley surfaces. Dance classes feature live accompaniment. Students and Faculty also have access to a new Dance/Theatre Technology Lab for working directly with digital media and computer technology.  Click here for the MacLab Studio hours of operation.
Mural by Veronica Escobedo, UNT Alum, School of Visual Art

Sets, Costumes and Props are designed and constructed in full-size shops in the RTFP Building. Design/Technology students have the unique opportunity to design at all levels of production.

Class instruction also takes place in the Design Lab, two acting and directing studios, the Lighting Laboratory, the Costume and Makeup Shops, and a Technology-Enhanced classroom. Professors often take students outside to experiment on the campus. The RTFP building is also home to the Holland Library for dance and theatre.