Theater Scientist
Stage enthusiast with an analytical eye
Fields of activity | Theater Scientist
As a theater scientist, you’ll research theater performances and texts. You’ll carry out projects at universities or research institutions, participate in conferences, and give lectures. Typically, you also teach at universities and supervise students.
Your expertise as a theater scientist may be in demand at theaters, in journalism, or in publishing houses, where you might work on programming and dramaturgy, write articles about theater productions, or edit and review manuscripts. You can also work for cultural organizations and help organize theater events.
Personal requirements | Theater Scientist
- Comprehensive knowledge of the theater
- Strong expression and communication skills
- Accuracy and powers of observation
- Social skills and ability to work in a team
- Creativity
Path to the profession | Theater Scientist
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Take the testPotential jobs | Theater Scientist
As a theater scientist, you may focus on research and teaching and work at colleges, universities, or public and private research institutes. Additional career paths include roles in libraries, archives, media companies (such as newspapers and magazines), publishing houses, or cultural event organizations. Alternatively, you could be employed directly by theaters, opera houses, or event venues, where you might take on dramaturgical or administrative roles.