Research, discussion, and demonstration lead to completion of a period suit. A course in the procedures, practices and techniques of stage managing. Particular emphasis is placed on productions in the Department of Theatre. Students are expected to have completed fundamental course work in acting, dramatic analysis, scenery, costume or lighting design before enrolling in this class. Proposals for projects must be approved by departmental faculty and be of significant scope to qualify for credit.
Credits vary for individual projects.
See departmental chair or advisors for specific information. See Schedule of Courses for special titles. Peter Jack Tkatch Student actors apply acting techniques, script analysis, and performance skills studied in Theatre 010 and 110 to Shakespearean characters. Through studying, analyzing, rehearsing and performing scenes, soliloquies, and monologues, students learn about the plays and acting process in playing Shakespeare. An in-depth study of the realization process for a stage design.