I Students learn fundamentals of scenic design and construction, costume design and construction, and stage lighting. The course covers the use of tools and hardware for each discipline. Students function as crew members for productions. This course continues to build on the scenic, costume, and lighting work introduced in THEA 205 . In addition, students will learn the fundamentals of sound design and operations, as well as property design and construction.
Students function as crew chiefs for productions.
Includes press relations and publicity, budgeting, audience development, business management, union relations and economic trends in theater. A multicultural survey of theatrical history from classical Greece through the Neo-Classical period. Students will read plays from major periods and cultures, including Greek and Roman, Medieval, Renaissance, Neo-Classical, and Asian theater, and discuss the stages, production values, and relationships between these theaters and their society. Students will read plays from major periods and cultures, and discuss the stages, production values, and relationships between these theaters and their society. Audition techniques will be discussed.