Snow College Theatre Arts Department Scholarships
The objectives of the Snow College Department of Theatre Arts are two-fold; they include
the study of dramatic literature and theory, theatre history, acting, set design,
lighting design, costume design and film. In addition to the scholarly exploration
of these subjects, the theatre program emphasizes the practical application of knowledge
gained and skills learned through annual performances before live audiences.
You may be interested in applying for a scholarship in the theatre department. We
offer two kinds of scholarships: performance and technical.
PERFORMANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
Audition Signup
To qualify for a theatre performance scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year, you are invited to attend our auditions in person. See information below. If you cannot attend, please submit your taped audition through the "submit now" button above.
- Audition date: TBD
- Audition time: TBD
- Audition location: Haslam Blackbox Theatre, Eccles Center, Snow College
- Auditions should consist of two contrasting one-minute monologues. You may choose to also perform a 32-bar song/one minute cut from a musical. You will be stopped if your monologues or 32 bar cut are each over a minute long.
- Auditions should be no longer than 3 minutes in total.
- If you are unable to audition in person, videoed submissions will be considered. Please upload your submission to an online platform such as Youtube, and then supply us with the video link.
- Resumes and head shots, and/or portfolios of performance experience requested but not required.
Following all interviews and auditions, interested students and families are invited to take a tour of our performance facilities, meet the faculty, and participate in an informal Q&A session. If you have questions, reach out to snowcollege.theatre@snow.edu.
Taped submissions are due by March 1, 2026 by midnight.
Scholarship information
- You must be admitted to Snow College before you can receive the scholarship you've been awarded.
- You are required to be a theatre major
- You will be notified by the end of the school year whether a scholarship will be awarded to you.
Further information regarding performance scholarships can be obtained by emailing snowcollege.theatre@snow.edu.
TECHNICAL/DESIGN SCHOLARSHIPS
To qualify for a technical theatre scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year, you are invited to submit a portfolio and/or resume of your experience for consideration and prepare for an interview of your interests and work.
Interviews will be held TBD
If you are unable to attend in person, a digital interview process may be requested. Taped auditions and online portfolio submissions are accepted via email.
Following all interviews and auditions on both scholarship days, interested students and families are invited to take a tour of our performance facilities, meet the faculty, and participate in an informal Q&A session.
Further information regarding performance scholarships can be obtained by emailing snowcollege.theatre@snow.edu.