THTR 1161 - Theatre Activities
1 Credits
Provide students opportunities to participate in a theatre production on campus through acting, set construction, scene painting, lighting props, makeup, costuming and/or stage management. This course may be repeated for credit. Students will engage in a minimum of 50 hours on aspects of play production arranged with the instructor.
Major Content Areas
The roles and duties of different theatre artists and collaborators involved in a production. The elements of performance and of different theatre spaces and theatrical styles. The communication skills needed to work in the elements of performance. Implementation of theory and physical practice in performance, design or management of a production. Various production techniques.
Learning Outcomes
Identify and utilize specific tools and methods of theatrical actors, designers, technicians or managers. Apply imagination and personal aesthetic to the interpretation of a publicly presented theatrical work. Identify the roles and duties of different theatre artists involved in a production. Understand the elements of performances and of different theatre spaces and theatrical styles. Work collaboratively within a theatrical production process with professional decorum and respect. Draw information from a written text to determine artistic and aesthetic choices used to interpret and communicate the writer/creator’s vision.
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