Theatre

History and Theory: Demonstrate knowledge of seminal and diverse theatrical traditions in their respective historical, cultural and theoretical contexts.
Dramatic Literature: Demonstrate the ability to analyze theatrical literature from dramaturgical, performative and visual perspectives.
Praxis: Demonstrate a high level of skill in at least one of the following theatre-making areas: acting, directing, design, playwriting or production.
Creativity: Demonstrate the ability to draw on diverse resources, including the self and others, to generate solutions to abstract and material problems.
Verbal Expression: Demonstrate the ability to articulate a critical response to dramatic theory, literature, design and performance, including one's own work and personal aesthetic.
Professionalism: Demonstrate the ability to collaborate effectively in a manner that translates into the professional arena.