Theatre: Directing/Dramatic Literature ba

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Program at a Glance

Degree(s)

Bachelor of Arts

College(s)/School(s)

College of Arts and Humanities

Department(s)

Music, Theatre and Dance

In our Theatre program, join a dynamic community of artists dedicated to creating theatre at its finest. Experience hands-on training in all aspects of stagecraft, combined with a deep appreciation of dramatic literature and theatre history. Immerse yourself in rehearsals, performances, and collaborative projects that push the boundaries of theatrical expression. Cultivate your artistic skills, explore diverse theatrical styles, and embrace the transformative power of live performance. Take center stage in our esteemed theatre program and unleash your creativity in the pursuit of artistic excellence and unforgettable theatrical experiences.

Program Requirements

Students majoring in Theatre with a concentration in Directing/Dramatic Literature who complete all requirements earn the degree of BA, Fine and Performing Arts.

  • THEA 232 - Acting I
  • THEA 250 - Scene Design and Technology
  • THEA 252 - Costume Design and Technology
  • THEA 310 - Theatre History I
  • THEA 311 - Theatre History II
  • THEA 498 - Thesis Project
  • Three semesters of THEA 250L - Backstage Practicum
  • ENGL 308W - Literature, Theory, and Culture
  • THEA 233 - Acting II
  • THEA 336 - Fundamentals of Play Directing
  • THEA 451 - Stage Management
  • Select two:
    • THEA 346 - History of Musical Theatre
    • THEA 361W - Broadway to Hollywood and Back
    • THEA 365W - Playwriting [same as ENGL 365] [equivalent to THEA 468W]
    • THEA 368W - Science on the Stage
    • THEA 461W - The One-Act Play
  • Twelve additional hours of approved THEA or DANC electives
  • Successful completion of the Theatre Graduation Examination.
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