Elon’s Performing Arts department is housed in the Center for the Arts, Scott Studios, and the Needham Pilates Studio. The Center for the Arts houses three performance spaces, three dance studios, modular practice rooms and studios, scenery and costume shops, a Pilates Studio, and much more. Scott Studios is home to the Roberts Studio Theatre, our largest dance studio, several practice rooms, and shop facilities. The Needham Pilates Studio is located in Koury Athletic Center and includes a range of Pilates equipment including reformers, chairs, ladder barrels, towers, and cadillac tables.
The Center for the Arts is a 75,000-square-foot facility specifically designed for a learning-centered environment and state-of-the-art performance spaces with the latest technological resources.
The Center for the Arts is a 75,000-square-foot facility specifically designed for teaching and performance. The centerpiece stage is McCrary Theatre, a large fully equipped theatre and concert hall. The 125-seat Yeager Recital Hall offers a more intimate setting along with digital recording capabilities. 100-seat performance space for student work, built for flexibility and range in spatial configurations, audience seating, and innovative scenic design Designated and active space where costumes are built and stored for our season productions. Our faculty, staff, and student costume designers and technicians execute their work here. Studio A - Three spacious dance studios with state-of-the-art sound equipment, curtains, mirrors, and barres. All three studios have sprung floors, two with Marley and one wood floor, allows for a range of dance styles Studio B Studio C
The Center for the Arts is a 75,000-square-foot facility specifically designed for teaching and performance.
The centerpiece stage is McCrary Theatre, a large fully equipped theatre and concert hall.
The 125-seat Yeager Recital Hall offers a more intimate setting along with digital recording capabilities.
100-seat performance space for student work, built for flexibility and range in spatial configurations, audience seating, and innovative scenic design
Designated and active space where costumes are built and stored for our season productions. Our faculty, staff, and student costume designers and technicians execute their work here.
Studio A - Three spacious dance studios with state-of-the-art sound equipment, curtains, mirrors, and barres. All three studios have sprung floors, two with Marley and one wood floor, allows for a range of dance styles
Our newest facility is the 13,500 square-foot Scott Studios, home to the Roberts Studio Theatre, a large dance studio, several practice rooms, and shop facilities.
Scott Studios supports Elon's nationally recognized Performing Arts programs and includes Roberts Studio Theatre, a large dance rehearsal room and a suite of small rehearsal studios. Roberts Studio Theatre - a 200-seat flexible BlackBox that rotates its seating arrangement for creative and immersive audience experiences. Scott Studios - Our largest dance studio is equipped with floating wood floors and a state-of-the-art sound system Rehearsal Studios - Equipped with an upright or elective piano and music stand
Scott Studios supports Elon's nationally recognized Performing Arts programs and includes Roberts Studio Theatre, a large dance rehearsal room and a suite of small rehearsal studios.
Roberts Studio Theatre - a 200-seat flexible BlackBox that rotates its seating arrangement for creative and immersive audience experiences.
Scott Studios - Our largest dance studio is equipped with floating wood floors and a state-of-the-art sound system
Rehearsal Studios - Equipped with an upright or elective piano and music stand
Along with providing a significantly larger space dedicated to the practice of Pilates, the Needham Studio includes a range of equipment including reformers, chairs, ladder barrels, towers, and Cadillac tables
A group of students use new equipment in the Needham Pilates Studio at the Koury Athletic Center. Lauren Kearns, professor of dance and chair of the Department of Performing Arts, discusses the new equipment with Alyssa Needham ’19.
A group of students use new equipment in the Needham Pilates Studio at the Koury Athletic Center.
Lauren Kearns, professor of dance and chair of the Department of Performing Arts, discusses the new equipment with Alyssa Needham ’19.
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