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David Larson
The South Carolina School of the Arts
The South Carolina School of the Arts
Dean of the South Carolina School of the Arts and Professor of Theatre
dlarson@andersonuniversity.edu
(864) 231-2002
- dlarson@andersonuniversity.edu
- (864) 231-2002
Academic Background
David was the founding director of the Anderson Senior Follies, as well as director of Center Stage at Anderson College, a professional performing arts series (1985-92).
David believes that God’s calling in each student’s life is unique. “I encourage students to pursue their creative calling by cultivating and exercising multiple skills in their major. In this way they more fully see the options and diversify their foundation. It is also important for students to cultivate leadership and entrepreneurial skills during their college experience.”
Doctor of Philosophy, University of Illinois, Theatre History and Criticism
Master of Arts, University of Minnesota, Theatre Arts
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Illinois Wesleyan University, Acting and Directing
Teaching at AU
What year did you start teacing at AU?
1985
How would you describe your classes to someone who has never attended one?
My classes are intense, but fun. I get excited about my material and believe it is my responsibility to transmit that enthusiasm for the subject directly to my students. It is a privilege and joy to teach at Anderson University.
Contact
dlarson@andersonuniversity.edu
Phone
(864) 231-2002
Fast Facts
My classes are intense, but fun. I get excited about my material and believe it is my responsibility to transmit that enthusiasm for the subject directly to my students. It is a privilege and joy to teach at Anderson University.
Theatre History I and II
In college I was passionate about my faith and my art. During my master’s work, I was led to take a theatre position at Judson College, in Elgin, Illinois. My seven years at Judson confirmed my calling to work in the theatre as a Christ follower. I remain as passionate about this calling as I was in 1978.
Larson, David. A comparative study of Brecht’s Galileo and Barry Stavis’ Lamp at Midnight. Ph.D. dissertation.
