Theater (B.A.)
Program Requirements
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
---|---|---|
General Education 23 Requirements | ||
33 credit hours | 33 | |
Theater Major Requirements (42 credit hours) | ||
Required Courses (26 credit hours) | ||
THA 200 | VOICE AND MOVEMENT | 3 |
THA 218 | SCRIPT ANALYSIS I: PLAY READING | 3 |
THA 226 | ACTING I | 3 |
THA 230 | PRACTICUM I: INTRODUCTION TO THEATER TECHNOLOGY | 1 |
THA 231 | THEATER PRACTICUM II | 1 |
THA 234 | INTRODUCTION TO THEATER DESIGN | 3 |
THA 316 | SCRIPT ANALYSIS II | 3 |
THA 318 | THEATER HISTORY: BAROQUE TO MODERN | 3 |
THA 330 | THEATER PRACTICUM III | 1 |
THA 331 | THEATER PRACTICUM IV | 1 |
THA 350 | DIRECTING I | 3 |
THA 416 | SEMINAR IN THEATER ARTS | 1 |
Electives by Advisement (10 - 16 credit hours) | ||
INTRODUCTION TO THEATER ARTS | ||
TOPICS COURSE (1-3) | ||
THEATER FUNDAMENTALS | ||
ACTING: SCENE STUDY | ||
STAGE MANAGEMENT | ||
COSTUME CONSTRUCTION I | ||
STAGE COMBAT I | ||
VOICE AND SPEECH | ||
THEATRE HISTORY: ANCIENT TO BAROQUE | ||
ACTING: STYLES | ||
PERIOD STYLES AND CULTURE | ||
SCENE PAINTING | ||
COSTUME DESIGN FOR THEATER | ||
LIGHTING TECHNIQUES | ||
SET DESIGN I | ||
PLAYWRITING | ||
STAGE COMBAT II | ||
VOICE ACTING FOR ANIMATION AND VIDEO GAMES | ||
MUSICAL THEATER I | ||
STAGE MAKEUP | ||
TOPIC COURSE | ||
ADVANCED VOICE TOPICS | ||
DRAMA FROM THE AFRICAN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE | ||
ACTING: ON CAMERA | ||
ENSEMBLE THEATER (1-3) | ||
INTERNSHIP (1-12) | ||
SPECIAL PROJECT (1-3) | ||
WORKSHOP | ||
INDEPENDENT STUDY (3-12) | ||
Interdisciplinary Electives (0-6 credit hours). May be satisfied if student completes 16 credit hours of General Electives in Theater Major | 16 | |
DANCE FOR MUSICAL THEATER | ||
TAP DANCE TECHNIQUE I (1) | ||
TAP DANCE TECHNIQUE II (1) | ||
SHAKESPEARE | ||
All College Electives | ||
45 credit hours | 45 | |
Total Credit Hours | 120 |
Students will:
- be involved in the creation and presentation of public performances in the theater
- develop visual and aural perceptions related to theater performances, as well as a structured approach (through linguistics) to the use of language in playwriting and the resultant script
- understand basic production processes such as acting; directing; stage, costume, lighting and sound design; and basic technical operations related to productions
- become familiar with the historical and cultural dimensions of theater, including the works of leading playwrights, actors, directors, and designers both past and present
- understand and evaluate contemporary thinking about theater and related arts
- make informed assessments of quality in works of theater
- become familiar with and develop competence in a number of theater techniques