Theatrical Production Workshop

DRA

221

Theatrical Production Workshop

A class that considers and provides opportunities for students to engage the various components and roles necessary to bring a live theatrical production to the stage. Plays, scripts or devised texts will be chosen specifically for the richness of their historical and cultural scope. The instructor for this course will act as a “director” to lead students through a collaborative rehearsal/production process and resulting in a public workshop or a work-in-progress performance. All students taking this course will be involved in some way in the production itself: as actors, dramaturgs, assistant directors, assistant designers, carpenters, lighting technicians, publicity or technical crew. This course may be repeated up to four times for credit.

Fall, Spring

Undergraduate

No

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