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The Academy of Dramatic Art opened in the fall of the same year under the direction of Fernald. While plans for a new performing arts building - the future Varner Hall - started, the ADA found temporary quarters in the lower level of the Sports and Recreation building.
- Academy of Dramatic Art records - Finding Aids - Oakland University
The Academy of Dramatic Art (ADA) was a 2-year professional...
- Academy of Dramatic Art records - Finding Aids - Oakland University
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1. Oakland University Archives and Special Collections
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1. Records of the Academy of Dramatic Art
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1. OU.ACADEMICUNIT.ADA
The Academy of Dramatic Art (ADA) was a 2-year professional acting program offered by Oakland University from 1967 to 1977. It selected high school graduates through auditions and offered voice, movement and acting classes taught by theatre professionals, many of whom were employed at OU’s resident company in the Meadow Brook Theatre, directed by J...
The Records of the Academy of Dramatic Art cover the entire span of the Academy's life, 1967-1977. The administrative files of the Academy include planning materials, annual reports and minutes, as well as personnel, financial and facilities materials. The files of John Fernald, the first Artistic Director, cover the genesis of the Academy and its ...
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The Records of the Academy of Dramatic Art are open for research except for certain records restricted by statute or university policy. Selected folders in the Jerry Dahlmann Files and the Student Files contain confidential information are are closed for 75 years from date of creation or until death of subjects.
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The Academy of Dramatic Art (ADA) was a 2-year professional acting program offered by Oakland University from 1967 to 1977. The collection covers the entire span of the ADA's life and includes: Administrative files; John Fernald files (the first Artistic Director); Jerry Dahlmann files (executive director); Curriculum materials; Press files ...
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27 apr 2023 · He attended an Academy of Dramatic Art (ADA) branch at OU which was part of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) located in London. At the time, the RADA was considered by many to be the best acting school in the world, but they couldn’t keep Englund’s draft deferment for the Vietnam War.
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15 nov 2023 · Curtis Armstrong wasn’t always an actor on TV and film, cementing his name in timeless classics and starring alongside some of Hollywood’s biggest names. He was once an aspiring actor at Oakland University, performing in plays produced by Meadow Brook Theatre and studying at the Academy of Dramatic Art (ADA).
