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THR 641: Directing
1.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: This course applies to the director's craft the principles of the Stanislavski System that the student directors have been learning in Basic Technique and Scene Work Classes. The directors and actors (and playwrights) have learned the "common grammar" that inspired Stanislavski to begin his exploration, precisely so that the various disciplines could communicate with each other. That Communication is at the heart of this course, as the First year's theory becomes the Second Year's process, enabling the directors to deal directly and effectively with the play, the playwright, the actors, and the audience. In the first semester, the directors work on realistic material based on short plays and short stories. In a stet-by-step, hand -on- process the director learns how to tell the play's story through every theatrical means, by working on the play before rehearsals begin; conducting auditions and casting the play; conducting reading rehearsals around the table; introducing the actors to the director's concept of the play and the production; guiding the actors in the creation of character; organizing the rehearsal time; putting the play "on its feet"; leading the actors toward the play's events; creating truthful, organic moment to moment blocking; and incorporating all of the external elements of setting, lighting and costume. Course Rotation: NYC: Fall. 8.000 Credit Hours 8.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Studio, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 642: Directing
2.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: Advanced work in challenging scenes and short plays from the full panoply of realistic and non-realistic theater, some of which are emerging as both director's and actor's theses for the Repertory Season. Course Rotation: NYC: Spring. 8.000 Credit Hours 8.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Studio, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 651: Playwriting
3.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: This course's attention is on the page, on the writer's craft, and the craft expands to include the development of full - length plays. Like the scenes and one-acts that were read, criticized, rewritten, reread, rewritten, reexamined by the class and the instructor in the first year, the writer's effort to develop full-length plays are subjected to the same process. Course Description: NYC: Fall. 6.000 Credit Hours 6.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Studio, Tutorial, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 652: Playwriting
4.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: This course's attention is on the page, on the writer's craft, and the craft expands to include the development of full - length plays. Like the scenes and one-acts that were read, criticized, rewritten, reread, rewritten, reexamined by the class and the instructor in the first year, the writer's effort to develop full- length plays are subjected to the same process. Course Rotation: NYC: Spring. 6.000 Credit Hours 6.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Studio, Tutorial, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 661: Playrights and Directors Unit
1.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: The PD Unit is designed to focus two disciplines in a course that emphasizes the development and direction of original material in circumstances that begin to mirror the professional theater. The original work of the playwrights, completed in Playwriting 1 and 2 comes through the pipeline to the PD Unit. There, it is cast by the second year actors, directed by one of the directors, rehearsed by the actors cast, and then presented for analysis and criticism in the unit. Course Rotation: NYC: Fall. 4.000 Credit Hours 4.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Studio, Tutorial, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 662: Playrights and Directors Unit
2.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: The PD Unit is designed to focus two disciplines in a course that emphasizes the development and direction of original material in circumstances that begin to mirror the professional theater. The original work of the playwrights, completed in Playwriting 1 and 2 comes through the pipeline to the PD Unit. There, it is cast by the second year actors, directed by one of the directors, rehearsed by the actors cast, and then presented for analysis and criticism in the unit. Course Rotation: NYC: Spring. 4.000 Credit Hours 4.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Studio, Tutorial, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 681: Principles of Design- Creative Collaboration
1.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: This course taught by Shawn Lewis, artistic adviser and scenic designer of our MFA Program's Repertory Season, in association with the acclaimed scenic and costume designer Tony Walton, delves deeply into the artistic collaborative process of theatrical design. Walton created this course to celebrate the real-life procedures and problems that theatre artists face in the course of developing and presenting a show. Prominent designers from the Broadway theatre are invited to share their unique methods of confronting the major artistic and practical issues of the design process. Students will be encouraged to devise their own creative projects through traditional and non-traditional presentations. This course is required for directing students and is an elective for acting and playwriting students. Course Rotation: NYC: Fall. 3.000 Credit Hours 3.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Thesis/Research Project, Tutorial, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 682: Principles of Design- Creative Collaboration
2.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: The directors continue to learn the crucial elements of the design process through a step-by-step process. Course Rotation: NYC: Spring. 3.000 Credit Hours 3.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Thesis/Research Project, Tutorial, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 701: Process Lab I
4.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Course Description: This course is a practicum, reuniting all three disciplines to create the works that will comprise the students' graduation exercises. It is in the Process Lab that the works developed in the Second Year become the students' masters degree thesis in the fall of the Third Year. The works are shaped and sharpened for the experience that will dominate the final semester: the Repertory Season. Since every actor, director, and playwright will be represented in the final repertoire, both students and faculty will be involved in the process from the first session in the Fall to the last session in the Spring. It will be the assignment of the faculty to make sure that the work of each student is shown to the best possible advantage. Course Rotation: NY: Fall. 4.000 Credit Hours 4.000 Other hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Studio, Tutorial, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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THR 702: Process Lab
2.00 Credits
Pace University-New York
Prerequisite: Student must be a major in Acting, Directing, or Playwriting. Course Description: The final 15 weeks of preparation of the graduation scenes, one acts and plays, using all the experience and techniques in the previous five semesters. The technical crafts-décor, lighting, costume, stage management, etc.-will now comes into play as the work moves from classroom to the stage. As students complete their theses and Rep Season appearances, Process Lab 2 affords them a forum to assess and expand the lessons learned on stage. Course Rotation: NY: Spring. 4.000 Credit Hours 4.000 Other hours Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Studio, Tutorial, Workshop Dyson College Arts & Sciences College Theatre Department
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