by John Murray and Allen Boretz
Room Service is pure farce: Subversive theatrical producer Gordon Miller, neophyte playwright Leo Davis, and their company of 21 actors cannot meet the wealthy backer for their wonderful politically engaged play-with-a-message unless they remain at the Broadway hotel where they are all living . . . on vastly overextended credit. They cannot remain at the hotel unless they pay their bill. And they cannot pay their bill until they receive money from the backer. Mayhem ensues.
Led by UTA Theatre Arts and Dance faculty, Room Service is directed by Sebastian Trainor with scenic design by D.J. Badon, Lighting and Costume Design by Phillip Schroeder, and Sound Design by Bill Eickenloff.
In addition to applying and being accepted to UTA, BFA concentrations require program auditions.
The Department of Theatre Arts & Dance offers undergraduate degrees in theatre arts, and dance. The BFA program has a choice of concentration in Acting, Musical Theatre, or Design & Technology. The BA program is a more generalized Theatre Arts degree with coursework in multiple disciplines and areas of interest. Two minors are currently offered: Dance, and Theatre Arts.
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