Listed in: Theater and Dance, as THDA-112
Formerly listed as: THDA-12
Suzanne P. Dougan (Section 01)
An introduction to design, directing, and performance conducted in a combined discussion/workshop format. Students will be exposed to visual methods of interpreting a text. Early class discussions focus on a theoretical exploration of theater as an art form and seek to establish a vocabulary for and understanding of basic theatrical conventions, with readings from Aristotle through Robert Wilson. Students will spend the bulk of the semester testing these theories for themselves, ultimately designing their own performances for two plays. Two two-hour classes and two-hour production workshop included in this time.
Limited to 12 students per section. Fall semester. Professor Dougan.
If Overenrolled: Preference to students who attend first class.
Cost: 150 ?