The 450-seat Howard L. Schrott Center for the Arts, which opened in April 2013, is the final piece in Butler University’s Performing Arts Complex. The Schrott Center is “a full-sized laboratory” for students and faculty to experience and participate in the arts. Theater students are able to perform for larger audiences in this proscenium theater. Dance students are able to showcase their individual performances and choreography on the Schrott stage. The adjustable acoustics can be tailored so that music ensembles can maximize their presence and tone. Students studying Art + Design have the opportunity to exhibit their art in the lobby of the facility. And Arts Administration students are able to learn firsthand the ins and outs of managing an artistic venue.
For more on the Butler Arts Center, check out our virtual tour.