PRF-2504 Script Analysis

Credits 3
PRF 2504 provides an introduction to the foundations of script analysis and its relevance to the modern theatre performance. Explorations in the study of dramatic theory, dramaturgy and contextualizing historical research are undertaken to begin establishing a professional canon. Students enrolled in this course are required to attend the live theatre performance(s) listed in the syllabus outside of scheduled class time. This experience is vital to understanding and learning about the performing arts and is tied directly to significant assignments in this class. The specific requirements and details regarding the live theatre performance(s)are outlined in the syllabus. Students should pay special attention to this requirement.
Prerequisite(s): Reading proficiency levels.
Course Outcomes

Describe the role of dramaturgy in Performing Arts and Entertainment Technology.
Analyze dramatic works for historical, social, and cultural context.
Analyze dramatic works for dramatic structure.
Evaluate dramatic works for their potential performance.
Identify styles and genres regarding theatre and its performance.
Describe a proactive application of Performing Arts or Entertainment Technology regarding a positive social change.

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