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Aug 06, 2026
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THE-1010 Introduction to Theatre
Credits: 3 This course provides a comprehensive survey of theatre. Students explore the art of acting by performing a short scene or monologue and the art of directing for the stage. By examining the practice of playwriting, they learn to explain the construction of a stage play script. Additionally, they study theatre history, key functions of theatrical production and design, and the personnel, occupations, and duties required for a theatre to function as an art form and commercially. Lastly, students gain experience in critiquing a theatrical performance.
Course Outcomes
- Recognize the personnel, occupations, and duties required for theatre to function.
- Explain the construction of a stage play script.
- Critique a theatre performance.
- Classify significant movements in theatre history.
- Act in a short scene or monologue.
- Illustrate the functions of theatrical production & design.
- Examine the art of directing for the stage.
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