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3.00 Credits
The components of dramatic art; attention to the contributions of acting, script, makeup, scenery, lighting, sound, music and architecture to the theatre as a unified creative expression. A Thr 107Z is the writing intensive version of A Thr 107; only one may be taken for credit.
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3.00 Credits
A Thr 107Z is the writing intensive version of A Thr 107; only one may be taken for credit. Will not be offered in 2008-2009.
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3.00 Credits
An introduction to the creative and historical processes, principles, and practices of design for the performing arts. Using theatre as the primary form, this course provides an overview of scenery, lighting, costuming, sound, and special effects, examining how each plays a role in defining resolutions to the major issues of live performance design.
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3.00 Credits
Study of approaches to the analysis of dramatic literature. Readings in dramatic literature, criticism, theory. Written practice in analyzing plays and other assigned readings.
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3.00 Credits
Survey of dance that introduces students to the aesthetics, appreciation and history of dance. This course will explore dance from a cross-cultural/global perspective, examining various purposes and approaches for dancing, including an analysis of movement styles and their relationship to the culture, time and place that gives rise to each dance form. Class time will be divided between: introductory lecture by the instructor, watching a video of dance on the theme for the day, discussion of that theme informed by the video and of that day's required reading. May also involve a movement exploration/studio component. Attendance at a?live performance will be an aspect of the course, as will a small group oral presentation.
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4.00 Credits
Examination of the elements of technical theatre, including function and coordination of theatre architecture, scenery, lighting, costume and props. Three hours of lecture, plus assigned laboratory sessions.
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3.00 Credits
The emphasis of this course will be on the physical aspect of yoga practice; asana practice. Asana practice of yoga seeks to integrate mind and body through the use of breath and physical postures. Benefits include: increased concentration and focus, greater flexibility and strength, improved posture, coordination and increased energy and deep relaxation. There will be an introduction to various pranayama (breathing) techniques, along with some chanting and meditation practice. Some experiential anatomy will be taught and applied to our practice of the yoga postures. Attendance at University visual arts and performance events will also be part of the course work. An aspect of our yoga practice is on challenging preconceptions of who we are, and evolving as human beings. Art can also do this.
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2.00 Credits
Laboratory participation in production crew activities on the departmental shows. Examples of these intermediate level crew assignments are Run Crew, Wardrobe Crew, Makeup Crew, Light Board Operator, Sound Board Operator, etc. Assignments are coordinated by the Production Manager each semester. A total of 6 credits from A Thr 101, A Thr 102, A Thr 201, A Thr 202, A Thr 301, and A Thr 302 are required of Theatre Majors. Only 3 credits of A Thr 102, A Thr 202, and A Thr 302 may be applied toward the major. Repeatable up to 6 credits. A maximum total of 12 credits from A Thr 101, A Thr 102, A Thr 201, A Thr 202, A Thr 301, and A Thr 302 may be applied toward graduation. Prerequisite(s): permission of instructor. S/U graded.
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2.00 Credits
Laboratory participation as an actor in the rehearsal and performance of a departmental show. Enrollment is contingent on a successful audition. Assignments are coordinated by the Director of Performance each semester. A total of 6 credits from A Thr 101, A Thr 102, A Thr 201, A Thr 202, A Thr 301, and A Thr 302 are required of Theatre Majors. Only 3 credits of A Thr 102, A Thr 202, and A Thr 302 may be applied toward the major. Repeatable up to 6 credits. A maximum total of 12 credits from A Thr 101, A Thr 102, A Thr 201, A Thr 202, A Thr 301, and A Thr 302 may be applied toward graduation.?Prerequisite(s): permission of instructor.?S/U graded.
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3.00 Credits
This is a survey course outlining the most significant trends and developments in contemporary western drama, theatre, and theory from the late twentieth-century to today. Readings change to keep the course abreast of current developments. The purpose of the class is to gain both an understanding and an experience of contemporary drama and performance via readings and by viewing and analyzing filmed and live productions.
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