Built in 1921, the Dance building was TCU's first gymnasium.  With high ceilings and ample natural light, it provides an ideal space for the creative dancer. The 34,000 square foot building houses three large studios. Two studios have audience balconies so that guests may observe classes and rehearsals. Each studio is equipped with a piano for live accompaniment and video equipment for taping classes and performances. The laboratory environment invites experimentation and inspiration.  Studio B converts into an intimate and informal performance space, a perfect venue for student productions. The Studio B Theatre is fully equipped with lighting instruments and grid, curtains, and legs for production work. There is a 16-station iMac lab in the building as well as a conditioning studio used for Pilates training and other body work knowledge.

 

Formal concerts are produced each year in Ed Landreth Auditorium. This 1,200 seat proscenium theatre is located on the northern boundary of the campus.