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COURSES OF INSTRUCTION

THR 1023 Acting I

A fundamental approach to the art through vocal and physical exercises, theatre games, and

improvisations. (Every Year)

THR 1031, 1032, 1033 Practicum in Theatre

Applied theatre work at the discretion of the instructor (On Demand)

THR 1413 Theatre Appreciation

Both the historical background and organizational components of theatre are examined

within the context of its role as an art form that has influenced mankind since its origins.

(Every Year)

THR 2013 Oral Interpretation (same as COM 2013)

Performance oriented development of skills in oral reading of dramatic literature, prose,

and poetry. (Alternate Years)

THR 2023 Acting II

More advanced techniques in scene work and character development, building on the foun-

dations of Acting I. Prerequisite: Acting I or Instructor’s Permission. (Every Year)

THR 2033 Stage Makeup

A study of the theory and techniques of stage makeup. (Alternate Years)

THR 2043 Voice and Movement

A study of techniques and methods for freeing the voice and body, providing the student

with a broader range of flexibility and expressiveness. (Alternate Years)

THR 2573 Scene Work

Scene Work is designed to further the acting student’s techniques in character development

through scene work. Prerequisite: Acting I and II or instructor’s permission. (Alternate

Years)

THR 3013 Stagecraft

Techniques involved in scene construction, lighting, and costuming for the theatre. Re-

quired lab work on a main stage production. (Alternate Years)

THR 3023 Directing I

Basic techniques in analyzing and staging plays. Instruction will include training in stage

management. (Alternate Years)

THR 3033 Drama in Ministry

A study of the use of various forms of drama in worship and outreach ministries. (On De-

mand)

THR 3043 Children’s Theatre

Techniques of writing, directing, and performing theatre for children. Class will culminate

in the creation of a children’s theatre production. (Alternate Years)

THR 3053 Theatre History I

A study of the history of the theatre from its beginnings through the Elizabethan era. Meth-

ods of staging, theatre architecture, and the influence of political and social movements are

emphasized. (Alternate Years)