Theatre (BA)
Bachelor's degree
In Wolfville (Canada)
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Wolfville (Canada)
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Duration
2 Semesters
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Start date
Different dates available
Acadia’s Theatre program gives you a strong grounding in theatre, as well as professional preparation from faculty members. There are two main streams of study within the program – performance and production. The performance stream offers you a solid foundation in acting, movement, voice, theatre history, and dramatic literature, and includes the opportunity to perform or to work backstage in the productions of the Acadia Theatre Company. The production stream is a multi-disciplinary program that allows you to focus your studies on the backstage elements of theatre instead of on performance.
The Acadia Theatre Company produces two shows a year from the modern, classic and international repertoire. In addition, the company stages a Minifest of original one act plays each year. These are directed, performed, stage-managed, designed, lighted, and costumed by Acadia theatre students under the supervision of theatre faculty.
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About this course
Any career featuring communication and collaboration
Art therapy
Arts administration
Directing/dramaturgy
Education
Law
Media/entertainment
Performance/acting
Politics/civil service
Production
Public relations/marketing/advertising
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Subjects
- Theatre
- Production
- Theatre Studies
- Theatre Directing
- Theatre Management
- Theatre Set Design
- Art therapy
- Law
- Media
- Directing
Course programme
Semester One
THEA 1001
- Production Credit
THEA 1483
- Introduction to Theatre
THEA 2823/33
- Introduction to Production
ENGL 1406
- Writing & Reading Critically
LANG XX13
- Language other than English of your choice
HUM XX13
- Introductory Humanities course of your choice
THEA 1001
- Production Credit
SSCI XX13
- Introductory Social Science course of your choice
THEA 2823/33
- Introduction to Production
ENGL 1406
- Writing & Reading Critically
LANG XX23
- Language other than English of your choice
HUM XX23
- Introductory Humanities course of your choice
Acadia’s small class sizes and hands-on work, both on stage and back stage, mean our students get to know each other quickly and learn the team skills required for successful theatre. Acadia’s emphasis on strong academics and production experience, combined with individual attention and excellent introductory theatre training, produces a graduate who is flexible, well rounded and able to think independently.
Theatre (BA)