The curriculum exposes students broadly to theatre history, literature, theory, and criticism, and provides rigorous training in acting, directing, design, dramaturgy, and technical thea
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Catalog: 2019-20 College of Liberal Arts Program: Theatre Arts and Dance Major (Performance) Minimum Credits Required: Theatre Arts and Dance Major (Performance)
Meet the Faculty
The theatre major offers a comprehensive education in the art and craft of the theatre The curriculum exposes students broadly to
theatre history, literature, theory, and criticism, and provides rigorous training in acting, directing, design, dramaturgy, and technical theatre To achieve these skills, students complete a series of required courses and participate in the departmental production program
Philosophy
The Rollins College Department of Theatre and Dance provides for the development of imaginative, purposeful, and skilled expression Teh department inspires students’ artistic, intellectual, and personal growth Graduates of the program are prepared to lead, collaborate with, and enrich the communities in which they live, work, and serve
Performance
The department typically produces eight (8) theatre and dance productions per year at two on-campus venues: the Annie Russell Theatre,
a 377-seat proscenium theatre listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, and a flexible black box theatre space
Majors take a set of courses and concentrate in performance, design and technical theatre, musical theatre, directing or dramaturgy, or theatre studies The department issues a comprehensive reading list of theatre literature for majors Faculty evaluate student progress at the end of the sophomore year, and seniors must complete a senior capstone experience
Major Requirements
Fifty-four (54) credit hours are required, including:
a core of eleven (11) courses,
all majors take a core sequence of seven (7) four-hour courses and four (4) two-hour production courses; and
an emphasis in one (1) of five (5) areas,
all majors select an area of emphasis consisting of five (5) four-hour courses and a two-hour capstone course
successful completion of the department’s Sophomore Review Process
THE Core Courses
THE 111 - Introduction to Technical Theatre
THE 112 - Fundamentals of Theatrical Design
THE 133 - Acting I: Fundamentals
THE 201 - Script Analysis
THE 210 - Survey of Western Dramatic Literature
THE 341 - History of the Theatre I and II
THE 342 - History of the Theatre I and II
The following four (4) courses:
THE 418 - Theatre Production – Technical
THE 419 - Theatre Production – Technical
THE 420 - Theatre Production – Technical
THE 421 - Theatre Production – Technical
Performance Concentration Courses
THE 233 - Acting II: Character w/Laboratory
Prereq(s): THE 111 and THE 133.
THE 480 - Theatre Capstone
Two (2) of the following:
DAN 135 - Freedom to Move
THE 136 - Voice and Speech I: Free Voice
THE 234 - Movement I: Body Dynamics
Prereq(s): THE 133-required, THE 136-suggested.
One (1) of the following:
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THE 225 - Improvisational Theatre I: Fundamentals
THE 236 - Voice and Speech II: Vocal Dynamics
Prereq(s): THE 136.
THE 255 - Acting for Musical Theatre I
Prereq(s): THE 133 or instructor consent.
THE 333 - Directing I: Fundamentals
Prereq(s): THE 111, THE 133, THE 201, and THE 211.
THE 336 - Theatre for Social Change
Prereq(s): THE 133, or THE 225, or instructor consent.
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