In her role as "nominal" dramatics director, Susan was highly successful. She wrote, produced and directed plays which were often performed Wednesday night of commencement week also known as "Industrial Night'. Most of her plays were a reflection of her religious fervor and concern for the condition of the American Negro: "When Shall I Go Up to My Father", "The Evolution of the Negro" and "Joseph Sold into Egypt" are just a few of her many plays.

Many full and partial versions of her plays can be accessed through the Susan B. Dudley Collection which is housed in the A & T Archives.
Image Courtesy A & T Archives, Susan B. Dudley Collection