Drama

A course which emphasizes in the basic principles of set construction, stage equipment, painting, lighting techniques and equipment.

A basic course in the practical experiences of acting in both classroom and major productions. There is extensive work in characterization, fundamental techniques of acting, body language, and effective stage speech.

A course designed to expand the student's knowledge of the techniques and principles used in Acting I.

This course surveys the motion pictures or cinema as an art form. It specifically covers film terminology, the demographics of and genres of motion pictures, and the influence of film on world culture. EduKan course number: DR200

Both semesters. A maximum of four hours credit may be earned. Dramatic participation provides the student an opportunity for individual study in the areas of theatrical arts. Individual projects are required.

Both semesters. A maximum of four hours credit may be earned. Dramatic participation provides the student an opportunity for individual study in the areas of theatrical arts. Individual projects are required.

Both semesters. A maximum of four hours credit may be earned. Dramatic participation provides the student an opportunity for individual study in the areas of theatrical arts. Individual projects are required.

Both semesters. A maximum of four hours credit may be earned. Dramatic participation provides the student an opportunity for individual study in the areas of theatrical arts. Individual projects are required.

This course is a basic Humanities course designed to introduce students to the realm of the live theatre. The principal components of the theatre will be examined in relation to their application to the performing arts. Selected plays will be discussed and analyzed from a theatrical and literary view.