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Apr 27, 2024
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HU 486 - Theatre Arts3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits Course Description Enjoyment of theatre is increased by experiencing it, by understanding the range of its forms and its history. This is a survey course in theatre history and appreciation. Where appropriate, we will build in occasional “experiential” elements to help students better understand some of the principles of the subject. (prereq: none) Course Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Understand the rich and long history of theatre
- Become familiar with the different genres within theatre
- Understand the influence of famous playwrights, actors and directors
- Understand theatre as a form of cultural expression
Prerequisites by Topic Course Topics
- General Introduction to the course (1 class)
- The theatre of Greece and Rome (3 classes)
- Theatre in the Middle Ages (2 classes)
- The Renaissance and Neoclassical Eras (3 classes)
- Theatre and Reform (2 classes)
- Theatre into the New Millenium (3 classes)
- The Business of Theatre and the Role of Audience (1 class)
- How to Read and See a Play (2 classes)
- Making Theatre Today (2 classes)
- Playwrights, actors and directors (3 classes)
- Designers and Technicians (2 classes)
- Exams (2 classes)
- Student Projects and Presentations (4 classes)
Coordinator R. David Kent
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