Applicants must meet Roosevelt University's graduate admission requirements and send the Fast Track Application by January 1st. Selection for the program will be made January 15th by the director of the Theatre Program, Dr. Joel G. Fink and FastTrack Coordinator, Jerry Proffit. The cost for the Fast Track program is calculated each summer at the university rate per semester hour of graduate credit taken. Convenient housing is available in Roosevelt University's adjacent Herman Crown Center. THAR 406 Stage Movement and Combat Six weeks of intensive physical work that takes you through a series of movement methodologies and specific stage combat techniques which you can use in your classroom and rehearsals.
Students work on a production they plan to direct.
The work in this class is what is expected for the thesis production. An intensive six weeks of exercises, approaches and methodologies to develop the actor's body and voice. Special attention will be given to individual movement and voice problems that can be applied to your classrooms and rehearsals. Three weeks of methods of preparation and directing Shakespeare. Three weeks of directing Moliere, Restoration and Victorian plays.