The Good Person of Szechwan, directed by Elizabeth Margid, Fordham mainstage
Above: Elizabeth Margid, Head of the Directing Track, answers questions at a faculty Q&A. (Also shown, Artist in Residence, Dawn Saito.)
One Flea Spare, directed by directing major, Sydney Painter
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, directed by Elizabeth Margid, Fordham mainstage
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DIRECTING TRACK
Please be aware that there is NO EARLY ACTION admission for Theatre Majors.
2012-2013 AUDITION/INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
NEW YORK CITY - Fordham Lincoln Center Campus
113 West 60th St. (at Columbus Ave.), 12th Fl. Lounge
- SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 2013
- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2013
- SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 (This date is full)
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PLEASE NOTE:
There are no regional interviews for prospective directing majors; all interviews will take place in NYC on the dates above.
A live interview is required for the directing track. Please submit the following materials to Elizabeth Margid either by email or snail mail at the address below at least 2 weeks prior to your interview:
1) A resume
2) A written statement on any of the following topics (a couple of pages):
- A production you've seen that has inspired you and the reasons why.
- A playwright whose work you'd like to direct and the reasons why.
- Your vision for a production you've directed or would like to direct.
3) Optional: production photos/video of work you've directed, or visual images that suggest your vision for a production you'd like to direct. You may include a web address where materials can be viewed rather than send them.
Please contact Elizabeth Margid at Margid@Fordham.edu with any questions. Mailing address:
Professor Elizabeth Margid
Fordham University Theatre Program
113 West 60th Street, Rm. 423
New York, NY 10023
All Interviews must be scheduled by December 15, 2012
INTERVIEW DEADLINES 2012/2013
Incoming freshmen and transfers:
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2013
Scheduling Form
To schedule your interview, please click here.
What to Expect on the Interview Day
The interviews are held at Fordham’s Lincoln Center Campus (113 W. 60th Street, NYC). Each day begins at 10:00 AM. You will be e-mailed a confirmation of your interview time. Please be early for your interview. We will make every attempt to stay on schedule, but please be prepared to stay if we run late. You can expect to stay between a half-hour and three hours depending on if you participate in the Q & A session and/or take a tour of the campus and dorm.
The Q&A session each day will begin at 1:00 PM (and last until approximately 1:45 PM). This is a time when the theatre faculty will talk with parents and prospective students about the theatre program.
Prospective students will also have an opportunity to talk with our Theatre Ambassadors about the program while you wait for your appointment time. The Ambassadors will also periodically be giving tours of the school and the dorms throughout the day. Ms. Sara Dougan from the Office of Undergraduate Admission will be present as well to answer any questions you have regarding admission, housing, and financial aid.
At the interview you will be meeting with:
ELIZABETH MARGID, Head of the Directing Track .
We do not conduct phone interviews.
You must interview in person for the directing track.
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