Builds on the study from Drama 2 of the artistic, technical, management, and performance elements of a live theatre production. As a part of the planning, rehearsal, and performance, students assume positions of responsibility and demonstrate basic knowledge and skills in acting, directing, artistic criticism, script analysis, staging, character creation, vocal techniques, and physical movement. Students recognize the responsibilities of the producer, director, actors, designers, technicians, and managers through collaboration in the creation of a theatre performance. 

 

In addition, this course explores the definition, design, and use of technical elements associated with theatre sets, props, costumes, makeup, lights, and sound.

Emphasizes theater operation, production management, and theatre management including house management, building and equipment maintenance, marketing, media, budgeting, ticketing, sales, and working with performers and patrons of the arts.