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THEATER 2231: Speech for the Actor

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Fundamentals of speech for the performer: the goal is clarity, dissipation of regional accents, learning IPA, and General American speech.
Note: Required for Acting Concentration.

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THEATER 2232: Jacques Lecoq Technique Part 2

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This class is the next step to the Lecoq method. We will be using the tools acquired from Theater 1232 to create performance pieces inspired by different, very specific theatrical styles such as melodrama, bande mimee, Commedia Dell’ Arte, and clown. Prerequisite: THEATER 1232 with a grade of B or better

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THEATER 2233: Advanced Speech for the Actor

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This Advanced Speech class focuses on pinpointing the aspiring professional actor’s current dialect limitations. Students will master the International Phonetic Alphabet and learn the two industry standard neutral dialects for stage and television acting. Concentrated individual coaching in scene work and audition monologues will help make students more competitive professionally. Prerequisite: THEATER 2231 (0127): Speech for the Actor, or equivalent prerequisite

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THEATER 2241: Basic Movement

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Introduces the student actor to basic skills, concepts and techniques of movement for the actor. Modern dance, improvisation and physicalization of dramatic text are integral parts of the course.
Note: Required for Acting Concentration.

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THEATER 2251: Dance for the Actor

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Experience in various dance idioms including modern, social, jazz, and character choreodram especially designed for the actor. Prerequisite: THEATER 2241 (0123) or permission of the instructor

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THEATER 2252: Alexander Technique

3.00 Credits

Temple University

The goal of this class is to teach actors to recognize when they interfere with the natural functioning of their physical and vocal instruments and to introduce them to a practical method of working with themselves that they can apply to their performance activities.
Note: Prior to spring 2009, the course title was “Movement for the Actor II.”

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THEATER 2261: Acting II

3.00 Credits

Temple University

The actor applies techniques gained in Theater 1231 to scene work. Exploration of scenes from 20th century American dramatic literature with particular focus on defining beats and playing objectives.
Note: Required for Acting Concentration. May be repeated with permission of the department. Prior to fall 2009, the course title was “Basic Acting Technique.” Prerequisite: Grade of B or higher in THEATER 1231 (0027) or permission of the instructor Corequisite: THEATER 1087 (0100)

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THEATER 2262: Improvisation

3.00 Credits

Temple University

This course is designed to develop spontaneity and increase listening skills. It will begin with exercises in trust building, listening and ensemble building. You will then progress to short form scenes to increase skill, and by the end of the semester you will learn to do long form work that may include a performance.

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THEATER 2271: Dialects for the Actor

3.00 Credits

Temple University

The study of dialects most commonly used in the American theater. Each student has the opportunity to work with an additional dialect of particular interest. Application of the International Phonetic Alphabet, as well as ear-training are fundamental to learning new dialects. Prerequisite: THEATER 2231 (0127)

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THEATER 2411: Introduction to Design

3.00 Credits

Temple University

A project oriented class covering the language of basic composition and how it translates into the language of theatrical design. Script analysis of a play is realized in a series of projects in costume, lighting and set design.
Note: Theater Majors must pass 2411 with a grade of C or better. Prerequisite: THEATER 1411 (0041)

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