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Introduction to the Theatre
I
369theatre QP 4.33 GR 10-12 SEM 1 .5 CREDIT This course
introduces both the acting and technical aspects of theatre
with an emphasis on applying the acquired skills to both
presentational and representational performances. Techniques
in elementary acting as well as the basic principles of
performance including blocking, theatre etiquette, and stage
business are practiced. Character development is introduced
using script analysis. An introduction to safety rules as
they apply to the basic scenic, lighting, property, costumes
and makeup is also presented.
Introduction to the Theatre II
370theatre QP 4.33 GR 10-12 SEM 2 .5 CREDIT This course
is designed to give students the opportunity to further
develop the skills introduced to them in Introduction to the
Theatre I. The analysis of the physical, social, and
emotional dimensions of a character found in several
dramatic works will be explored to promote character
transformation. Creating a character that is very detailed
in delivery and execution will be stressed. Students will be
challenged to analyze and constructively evaluate the
effectiveness of their own and others’ artistic choices from
a directorial perspective. Finally, the students will be
offered an opportunity to create, plan, and execute a
project of their own design in an area of special interest.
Prerequisite: Intro. to Theatre I.
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