Any Greek Theatre Majors?

[Smile_Awhile]

Me!

For two semesters now, I have managed to balance having roles in school productions and holding offices in my sorority (one of those offices being vice president). My theatre program is also extremely demanding of my time and energy. Was it always easy? No. But, I've developed killer time management skills (mostly), and I feel like it's really prepared me for life.

As SWTXBelle said, there will be times you have to miss an event. I was out of most sorority events for about a month during the worst part of my show (including Homecoming!). But, your sisters should understand that academics come first- and because your major is theatre, that is an academic thing. Your degree and future always come first. Be up front with the sororities that you're a theatre major, but if the sorority has any theatre majors in it, they should understand.

Also, being in my sorority has helped me gain confidence- something that is essential to anyone pursing a career in the arts. You have to know that you can do this, and while you may not be perfect for this part, you are perfect for some part. I wouldn't be as confident as I currently am without the confidence and support of my sisters.

If you want more details or anything, PM me!

[dgdramadawg]

I double-majored in theatre and education, and I managed to be in a sorority without any major conflict with my production involvement.

It's absolutely POSSIBLE to be Greek and a drama major, but I did have friends who planned to do both but ended up either switching majors or dropping out of Greek life. It depends on how understanding your sorority is about how much time your major will take.

You can PM me if you have any questions about it.