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The Mason Gross Galleries at Civic Square in downtown New Brunswick display work by students, faculty, and visiting artists.
The Rutgers Theater Company mounts seven main-stage productions per year, each with a two-to-three-week run.
Dance students may perform with University DanceWorks, which tours each spring in the New Jersey/New York area.
The “Kissing Bridge” leads across the scenic Ravine to the Mason Gross Performing Arts Center, site of nearly 500 music, dance, and theater performances each year.
Students receive advice from noted art critics at a gallery show in Lower Manhattan.
Students receive the benefit of master classes with distinguished artists such as Tony-winning alum Roger Bart.
The Dance Department offers a dual BFA/EdM degree, the first of its kind in the nation.
Mason Gross is part of Rutgers University, a “Colonial College” and the nation’s eighth-oldest institution of higher learning.
Visual artists create new works in a variety of spacious labs and studios in downtown New Brunswick and the rustic Livingston Campus.
The Rutgers Conservatory Program at Shakespeare’s Globe in London puts Theater students on one of the most important stages in the world.
Students may relax between classes, performances, and practice times at the nearby “Passion Puddle.”