Alumni Interview Videos
For the first time I really feel part of a supportive community in New York, an environment in which no task is too big to tackle. More importantly I'm having fun, and so seems everyone else I work with. It's remarkable that many of the people in this community are either UT alums, or people that I've met through UT alums. There's a certain shared language and curiosity among UofC alums that makes it such a good experience to work together. It makes us create really difficult work that we're never totally happy with, and that (I hope) affects the audience more deeply, which is uniquely rewarding. I don't always want to go that far with other people.
-TAPS/UT alum 2007
Curious about the experience at TAPS/UT?
Looking Forward / Looking Back University Theater recent alums answer eleven questions on their memories and experiences leaving College and entering the workplace with the intention of helping current students have a sense of the unknown.
And, virtually visit with some of our current (and about to graduate) students to hear their reflections. Image's will take you to video.
