THEA 140 PO: Writing for the Stage
Introduction to the techniques of creative writing for theatre, structuring the basic idea, development of character and situation, and rewriting. Instructor: A. Horowitz [Elective]
THEA 130 PO: Introduction to Directing
Introduction to basic skills and responsibilities of direction for the stage. Emphasis on detailed text analysis, directorial concept, play selection, auditioning and casting, design concept, blocking, actor coaching, rehearsal strategies, and production management. Workshop scenes are presented and evaluated. Instructor: B. Bernhard [Prereq: Theatre 1 or 3, 2, and 12 or stage manage or assistant […]
THEA 100E PO: Acting for Film & Television
This course develops technical and conceptual techniques for the interpretation and performance of comedy and drama for film, television and emerging technologies. Students will audition, rehearse and perform on camera a variety of scenes from film and theatre. Students will analyze and critique their on-camera work as well as work of classmates and established actors. […]
THEA 20B PO: Theatre Crafts: Lighting, Sound and Management
An introduction to the technical production areas of the theatre, with emphasis on equipment and techniques of lighting, design and technical aspects of sound, and the fundamentals of stage and theatre management. Instructor: Ruzika, Staff [Elective]
THEA 12 PO: Intermediate Acting
Scene study and voice work. Rehearsal and studio performance of selected scenes. Students will gain an understanding of the actor’s work of character analysis through the use of objectives, inner monologues, and character research. Instructor: D. Blaney or Staff [Prereq: Theatre 1 or 3. Elective]
THEA 4 PO: Queer Theatre Activism
Creating activist theatre to build queer and allied community, and to address queer issues including homophobic, transphobic, sexist, and heterosexist behavior, policies and laws. Student will research global theatre activism practice and work with campus and community organizations to devise and present public performances. Instructor: J. Lu [Elective]