Bachelor's degree

In Gurjaani (Georgia)

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Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    Gurjaani (Georgia)

  • Duration

    Flexible

  • Start date

    Different dates available

Students in the Bachelor of Arts in Theatre program are provided support and training as they concentrate their energies on theatre activities in a variety of ways. The program includes both practical training and the opportunity to explore the broader philosophical and social issues facing the world today.

Theatre skills include presentational skills needed by leaders in business, teachers, politicians and many other career professionals who deal in persuasion and consensus-building. Technical skills can be applied to all forms of dramatic presentation: television, film and staged productions of all kinds, including political rallies. It is the aim of the theatre program to provide students with the skills and intellectual competence that will lead to success in the world of theatre and the broader world of human interaction.

Our commitment to civic engagement leads us to work with the community in our teacher education and social change classes, perform at the Environmental Science Symposium and bring speakers on the topic of diversity to campus. Our universitywide project to internationalize the disciplines manifests itself in study abroad theatre programs, international speakers and global theatre study with the goal of creating a responsible world citizenry.

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Gurjaani (Georgia)
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About this course

In theatre, career opportunities include the following: acting; directing; technical work; playwriting and dramaturgy in professional and community venues and onstage or in television or film work; commercial and industrial acting, directing and technical work; teaching drama/theatre (secondary school, university or studio); arts management; presentation consultation in business settings; and commercial and architectural lighting design, interior design and fashion design. Students with a B.A. in Theatre also find meaningful employment in the theme park and cruise ship entertainment industry, in nonprofit organizations, law and even NASA's education outreach programs.

A minimum of 39 semester hours overall must be at the 3000-4000 level.
All theatre majors must attend all departmental theatre productions and presentations in which they do not have a performance, production or related role.

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Subjects

  • Acting
  • Lighting
  • Theatre
  • Design
  • Production
  • Theatre Studies
  • Theatre Management
  • Theatre Set Design
  • Theatre Directing
  • Stagecraft

Course programme

Degree Requirements

Areas A - E (See Core section of the Catalog) (42 semester hours)

Area F (18 semester hours)
  • Stagecraft
  • Stagecraft Lab
  • Introduction to Design
  • Introduction to Design Lab
  • Acting I: Voice and Movement
  • Play Analysis
  • Introduction to Costume
  • Intro to Costume Lab
  • Performance Practicum
  • Production Practicum
  • One credit in THEA 2930, THEA 2935 or DANC 4200
Major Core Requirements (25 semester hours)
  • Audition/Portfolio Workshop
  • Sophomore Theatre Practicum
  • Theatre History II
  • Directing I
  • Stage Management
  • Senior Seminar
  • Special Topics
THEATRE HISTORY OR COSTUME HISTORY

Satisfactorily complete one of the following courses:
  • Theatre History I
  • Survey of Costume History
FOUR UPPER LEVEL THEATRE PRACTICA REQUIRED:
  • Advanced Performance Practicum
  • Advanced Production Practicum
Choice of two from:
  • Advanced Performance Practicum
  • Additional Advanced Production Practicum
  • Dance Performance Practicum
Major Elective Courses (23-26 semester hours)

Theatre/Guided Electives: 17 of these hours must be from 3000 or 4000 level courses
  • Dance Performance Practicum
  • On-Set Film Production I GFA 1
  • Electric & Lighting GFA3
  • On-Set Film Production II
  • Acting II
  • Scene Design
  • Lighting Design
  • Costume Design
  • Acting III
  • Directing II
  • Theatre for Classroom Teacher
  • Stage Makeup
  • Advanced Scenic Design
  • Advanced Lighting Design
  • Costume Technology
  • Acting IV
  • Advanced Performance Practicum
  • Advanced Production Practicum
  • Independent Study
  • Internship
Foreign Language Requirement (3-12 semester hours)
  • Foreign Language 1001
  • Foreign Language 1002
  • Foreign Language 2001
  • Foreign Language 2002

Theatre B.A.

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