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Theatre Performance Observation

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I chose to research Seton Hill University of Greensburg, PA, because just after hearing about it, it grabbed my attention immediately. I had never heard about the school until only two weeks ago. The person representing the school at a college fair was very happy to see us come to the table and was eager to hear what we were looking for in a college. When I told him I was interested in Theatre he almost jumped with excitement! He told me all about the great Theatre program at Seton Hill.
Seton Hill offers a variety of theatre degrees. There are Bachelor of the Arts Degrees available in Theatre Arts, Theatre business, Theatre Design and Technology, Musical Theatre and others. I did not find this assortment of possible Theatre degrees in other
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