Department of Theatre & Dance
Student Organizations
From performance groups to the theatre honor society, find out how you can make the most of your education outside of the classroom.
A Wealth of Opportunity
Rollins Players
The Rollins Players plan social events for the Department of Theatre and Dance, provide volunteer service to arts organizations across Central Florida, and most importantly, produce the Second Stage Series. To get involved, email RollinsPlayers@rollins.edu.
Rollins Dance Association
Rollins Dance Association is a group of students who share the passion of dance. They produce an annual dance concert, Expressions, and provide an outlet for Rollins' student dancers to learn various styles of dance from professional and student choreographers from the greater dance community. Rollins Dance Association is committed to these founding purposes:
- Student-Initiated
- High Standards of Respect, Scholarship, and Commitment
- Participation in Campus Activities
To get involved, contact RollinsDancers@rollins.edu.
Rollins Improv Players
The mission of Rollins Improv Players (R.I.P.) is to create improvisational theatre that expresses challenging and provocative subject matter; to represent the dramatic and comedic aspects of student life and beyond; to dare ourselves and our audiences to grow, think, and act; to serve Rollins College as a conduit for discussion and discovery, experimentation, play, laughter and community. For more information, visit the R.I.P. site or email Improv@rollins.edu.
Rollins Tap Club
The purpose of Rollins Tap Club is to promote, advance, and encourage tap dance at Rollins College. They offer student-taught classes for any tap level, usually on Friday afternoons. Rollins Tap Club performs at Expressions, which is produced by the Rollins Dance Company. They also perform at school events and do pop-up shows. To get involved, contact RollinsDancers@rollins.edu.Alpha Psi Omega
Alpha Psi Omega is the national honor society of theatre. Membership is open to juniors and seniors who demonstrate scholastic excellence and exceptional service to the department. To be eligible to apply, juniors must have a 3.5 GPA or higher, and seniors must have a 3.3 GPA or higher.
