THE-110 Introduction to Theatre

Course Overview

The popularity of film, memes and viral videos, and streaming shows in this day and age overshadow the fact that theatre was among the earliest forms of popular entertainment and social media. As an enduring art rich in varying social contexts, theatre has always sought to engage, represent, and spotlight intersectional spectrums of communities and identities, and this course introduces students to the practice and power of theatre from page to stage. All areas of theatre and production will be explored, complemented by 1) a set of lab hours outside class and 2) viewings of live performances and past performances via archival video links. A required component of this course involves hands-on physical activity related to production needs within and outside class hours, with reasonable accommodations being made for students with any physical limitations. Successful completion of this course is a requirement for declaring one’s major/minor in Theatre Arts.

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