For more information, contact Theatre Director Brian Newberg,
([email protected] or 330-244-3352), or visit
www.kent.edu/stark/theatre
SPRING
2016THE
ATRE
COURSES
ACTING PROCESS (THEA 21303) Fundamentals of naturalistic acting
and interaction; development of spontaneity, believability and a
sense of truth; and basic stage technique. Prerequisite: none.
SCRIPT ANALYSIS (THEA 21111) From the page to the stage, learn
how theatre artists bring great scripts to life! Prerequisite:
none.
FUNDAMENTALS OF PRODUCTION II: COSTUMES, LIGHTING AND
PROJECTIONS (THEA 11732)An introduction to professional theatre
production principles and practices in the areas of costumes,
lighting and projections. This course includes two lab sections
(THEA 11733-Lab III & THEA 11734-Lab IV). Prerequisite:
none.
PLAYWRITING (THEA 41026; cross listed with ENGLISH 38895)
Principles underlying playwriting for the contemporary theatre;
analysis of short play form. Prerequisite: none.
SOUND DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY II (THEA 41527) Studies in sound
design, sound production and reinforcement for live performance.
Advanced software applications will be explored. Prerequisite:
Sound Design I or special permission.
VOICE AND MOVEMENT (ST: THEA 41095) This course is designed to
familiarize you with your unique voice and body movements in order
to improve breath control, resonance, articulation, relaxation,
projection, and physical alignment; as well as develop an ability
to reflect on your physicality in terms of presence, intention, and
spatial awareness. Prerequisite: none.
THE ART OF THEATRE (THEA 11000) Using the life-centered nature
of theatre as a medium of analysis, this course is designed to
develop critically engaged audience members who are aware of the
impact, significance and historical relevance of the
interconnection between culture and theatre performance.
Prerequisite: none.
ALSO AVAILABLE: Practicum (Theatre Lab) courses in Design/Tech,
Stage Management and Performance for the two Spring theatre
productions.
