Rate My Professor Antonio Horne

As a cornerstone of the Department of Theatre Arts and Dance, Professor Horne primarily teaches stage directing, voice and movement, and the history of musical theatre. He directs numerous productions for the Hendrix Players, the department's primary producing entity, while also managing front-of-house operations. Additionally, he specializes in choreographing intimacy scenes and contemporary stage violence for these performances. His creative research focuses on African American Theatre, LGBTQ+ Theatre, and Musical Theatre, enriching the curriculum and student experiences. Under his leadership as chair, the department has produced a variety of shows, including "Rose and the Rime" in November 2025 at Cabe Theatre, the senior capstone "Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Beauty and Truth" in 2025, "Unity (1918)" in 2019, "The Legend of Georgia McBride" supported by the Hendrix-Murphy Foundation, the family-oriented Elephant & Piggie play in 2022, and "Dance/Play" during Homecoming & Family Weekend directed by Horne. Horne also contributes to faculty governance as department chair and member of standing committees. His dedication to practical training and innovative direction significantly impacts performing arts education at Hendrix College.