The school received key funding from theater producers Stephanie P. McClelland and John Gore.
’s Master of Fine Arts in Acting program will become tuition free for students starting in fall 2024.
The four-year program will then be free in perpetuity thanks to a combination of existing scholarship funding, as well as a matching challenge grant fromproducer and Juilliard trustee Stephanie P. McClelland and her husband, Carter McClelland, a major gift from theater producer John Gore and gifts from the Jacques and Margot W. Kohn Foundation and several estates.
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