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THEA 389S - Special Topics - Intermediate
Credits: 4
Intermediate level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught by Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions which can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 389T - Special Topics - Intermediate
Credits: 4
Intermediate level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught by Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions which can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 389U - Special Topics - Intermediate
Credits: 4
Intermediate level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught by Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions which can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 389V - Special Topics - Intermediate
Credits: 4
Intermediate level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught by Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions which can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 389W - Special Topics - Intermediate
Credits: 4
Intermediate level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught by Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions which can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 389Y - Special Topics - Intermediate
Credits: 4
Intermediate level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught by Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions which can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 389Z - Special Topics - Intermediate
Credits: 4
Intermediate level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught by Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions which can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 391 - Practicum In College Teach I
Credits: Variable
Beginning experience in teaching Theatre, by serving as teaching assistant to assigned instructor for particular course. May be repeated for total of no more than eight credits. Credit may not be earned in conjunction with course in which student is currently enrolled. Prerequisites: relevant coursework, consent of instructor and departmental approval. Repeatable.
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THEA 415 - MUS THEA II: Scene Study
Credits: 4
Advanced course exploring score/lyric analysis, vocal technique, and performance styles of musical theatre. Students will be exposed to a full range of musical theatre styles, literature, composers, and lyricists. The course will include song preparation, audition technique, and partner/ensemble work. Students will be required to perform regularly. Repeatable. Please note: Students who received less than a B in THEA 308, 307, 310, 311, 315, or any 389 performance class must petition to and receive permission from the Acting/Directing Committee for a waiver in order to enroll in this course. Prerequisites: THEA 315 and THEA 308, or consent of instructor. Offered every 2 years as required by student demand.
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THEA 419 - Voice Lessons Advanced
Credits: 1
This course will provide the student with private vocal (singing) instruction. Focus will be on consistent and healthy vocal technique as it applies to the singer of musical theatre. This class will build on skills learned in THEA 119 and THEA 319, expand the range of styles and the repertoire into more difficult pieces. Prerequisite: THEA 319. By audition only. Offered regularly.
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THEA 440 - Advance Scene Design Workshop
Credits: 4
This course builds on the fundamental skills of scene design that were taught in THEA 340. This will incorporate more advanced techniques in scene design both by hand and with the aid of computers in conceptualization, drafting, rendering and ad model building for a scene design. There is an additional $35 fee associated with this course. Prerequisites: THEA 203, THEA 340, and consent of instructor. Repeatable.
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THEA 486B - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 1
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 486D - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 1
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 487C - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 2
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 487J - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 2
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 487N - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 2
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 487P - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 2
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 487Q - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 2
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 489C - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 4
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 489D - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 4
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 489G - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 4
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 489O - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 4
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 489P - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 4
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 489Q - Special Topics - Advanced
Credits: 4
Advanced level special topics courses in Theatre including Performance, History, Theory, Technical Theatre, or Studio courses. Taught be Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Individual sections have specific titles and course descriptions can be accessed here: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/theatre-classes-offered.html
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THEA 491 - Practicum In College Teach II
Credits: Variable
Advanced experience in teaching Theatre, by serving as teaching assistant to assigned instructor for particular course. May be repeated for total of no more than eight credits. Credit may not be earned in conjunction with course in which student is currently enrolled. Prerequisites: THEA 391, relevant coursework, credit for THEA 391 for same or similar course, consent of instructor and departmental approval. Repeatable.
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THEA 495 - Theatre Department Internship
Credits: Variable
Student may gain academic credit for well-structured, work-related experience in theatre at an off-campus setting. Grading criteria, scheduled meetings with instructor and details on review and evaluation must be set up prior to internship. Provides significant experience related to student’s career goals. Prerequisite: At least junior standing. Repeatable.
Students who wish to participate in an internship and who have previously been convicted of a felony are advised that they will be asked about their prior criminal history. This may impede your ability to participate in certain internships. Students who have concerns about such matters, or are looking for additional information, are advised to contact the dean’s office of their intended academic program.
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THEA 497 - Independent Study
Credits: Variable
Independent project in some phase of Theatre activity. Project proposed by student and advisor, approved by department. Prerequisites: at least junior standing and coursework or experience appropriate to project. Repeatable.
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THEA 497A - Independent Study
Credits: Variable
Independent project in some phase of Theatre activity. Project proposed by student and advisor, approved by department. Prerequisites: at least junior standing and coursework or experience appropriate to project. Repeatable.
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THEA 497B - Independent Study
Credits: Variable
Independent project in some phase of Theatre activity. Project proposed by student and advisor, approved by department. Prerequisites: at least junior standing and coursework or experience appropriate to project. Repeatable.
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THEA 499 - Thesis
Credits: Variable
The Department of Theatre views the senior thesis as a reward for excellence in the student’s area of specialization. Consequently, a candidate is expected to have demonstrated unusual competence in the area selected. Students should discuss thesis possibilities with their advisors. To apply for a thesis, a student must prepare a thesis proposal. He or she must submit a statement indicating courses and other training that provides an adequate foundation for the thesis request.
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THEA 504 - History of the Theatre
Credits: Variable
Content and approach examine primary aspects of theatrical performance from the time of the ancient Greeks to approximately 1870. Traces the development of theater architecture, theatrical design concepts, theater technology, acting styles and playwriting. Concentration is on Western theater, but attention is given to non-Western forms when possible and/or appropriate. Required for major. Serves as a prerequisite for advanced Theatre history courses. By permission of instructor. Fall semesters.
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THEA 506 - World Dramatic Literature
Credits: Variable
This course looks at plays from around the world as literature, using a practical theatrical lens. We will explore genre, style, conflict, plot structure, world-building, character development, language, and form, but all in an attempt to understand how theatre artists use these tools to bring shows to life. You will: participate in discussions; read approximately one play a week; attend live performances; take open-book quizzes; create/watch video presentations; and complete writing assignments with both analytic and creative elements. Ultimately, you will deepen your understanding of theatre, as well as its role in building empathy and cross-cultural understanding. THIS COURSE IS ONLY.
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THEA 507 - Int Acting II:Meisner Technque
Credits: Variable
Students will engage in the creation, presentation and analysis of a series of prepared structured improvisations. This sequence of exercises, and their applications, are rooted in the core objectives, principles and teachings of Sanford Meisner; all of which form the basis of The Meisner Technique. The class focuses on the truth of the actor’s behavior, paring away what is unnecessary, helping the actor achieve an un-self-conscious revelation of their inner life, responding moment to moment off of their partner and strengthening their imagination. Exercises are prepared outside of class. The course includes reading and writing assignments. Repeatable. Prerequisite: THEA 508. Offerings Vary by Semester.
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THEA 508 - Intrmed Acting: Scene Study I
Credits: Variable
For students who wish to continue the study of acting in greater depth, this acting workshop approaches scene and monologue work in an organic way based on the principles of Stanislavski. Students will deepen their awareness of the beginning acting techniques and concepts, and learn new psychophysical methods to explore scene work. These new methods and exercises will form the basis for the student actor’s investigation into the root of impulse, intention, character and action. Assignments will involve creative responses that will deepen the actor’s investigation of presence, partner, circumstance and action. Outside-of-class rehearsals and two to three scene presentations required. Repeatable.
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THEA 510 - Actor Training: Body Work
Credits: Variable
An introduction to movement training for the performing artist that focuses on physical communication through physical action. Students investigate ‘self-use’ in areas of breathing, alignment, and body language in order to recognize and eliminate unnecessary tension and habitual physical patterns, and thereby free themselves to respond creatively. Students explore the principles of various physical theatre techniques, as well as the foundations of movement: time, space, energy and effort as they inspire movement through creative impulse. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Repeatable. Offerings Vary by Semester.
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THEA 511 - Actor Training: Voice Work
Credits: Variable
Introduction to and exploration of a detailed progression of exercises designed to undo habitual physical and vocal patterns, deepen connection to the breath, and encourage a relaxed and freer use of the vocal mechanism. Using techniques based on voice trainers Linklater, Berry & Rodenburg, students will increase resonance, explore flexibility in pitch, range, and articulation. As we work with releasing the voice through the body, we will work viscerally with language and text, transforming communication and awakening interpretive skills. Outside of class rehearsals and 2-3 presentations required. The course includes reading and writing assignments. Prerequisite: THEA510 or permission of instructor. Repeatable. Offerings Vary by Semester.
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THEA 517 - Actor Training: Meisner II
Credits: Variable
Students present three or four scenes in class during semester, each scene then reworked based upon class discussion. Scenes must be prepared outside of class. Students are responsible for reading all plays from which scenes are presented. By permission of instructor. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 531 - Playwriting
Credits: Variable
This class is a writing workshop for students to study the techniques of classic and modern playwrights and to develop writing intended to be performed on stage. Students will complete dramatic writing assignments, culminating in a polished and revised 20-30 minute theater text. To be selected for this class students must submit a sample of their creative work in any genre: poems, short stories, etc. Students need not submit a play, screenplay or a collection of scenes, although they may. Please be advised that students will develop original work in this class; we will not be working on any scripts students have written prior to the start of the semester. By permission of instructor. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 540 - Scene Design
Credits: Variable
An introduction to the principles and practices related to scenic design. This course will focus specifically on scenic design for the theatre employing related process and practices; however, we will simultaneously explore how this focus, understanding, and skill set can be applied more broadly to design for other types of live shows and entertainment-related projects. (Recommended courses prior to taking this class: THEA 347 - Drafting for Theatre.)
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THEA 541 - Lighting Design
Credits: Variable
Practical and theoretical aspects of lighting design. Equipment used in creating lighting concept; how this equipment varies in functions. Students begin with small design projects leading to a final project of complete light plot. Design opportunities available to student as well as opportunities to work with other designers on campus-wide functions. By permission of instructor. Offered every year
Course Fees Course fee applies. Refer to the Schedule of Classes.
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THEA 542 - Costume Design
Credits: Variable
Practical and theoretical aspects of lighting design. Equipment used in creating lighting concept; how this equipment varies in functions. Students begin with small design projects leading to a final project of complete light plot. Design opportunities available to student as well as opportunities to work with other designers on campus-wide functions. There is an additional $35 fee associated with this course. By permission of instructor. Offered every year
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THEA 544 - Theatre Production Technology
Credits: 4
Problems in construction and use of Theatre equipment and facilities: Theatre buildings and permanent stage equipment; movable scenery and non-permanent stage equipment; sound and lighting systems. Lecture, discussion, studio work. Students engage in problem solution, examine system design, prepare projects, and participate in production program of department. Alternating spring semesters.
Course Fees Course fee applies. Refer to the Schedule of Classes.
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THEA 559 - Directing I
Credits: Variable
A study of the director’s art in relation to the script, actors and physical performance space. Each student prepares a series of creative directing projects that leads to full preparation, rehearsal and an in-class workshop presentation of a long scene (10-15 minutes) or a 10-15 minute theatre piece that explores topics covered in the course. By permission of instructor. Fall semesters.
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THEA 569 - Theories Of Acting & Directing
Credits: Variable
Seminar survey of major theorists and practitioners of acting and directing of the twentieth century, focusing on Continental Europe and the United States. Pays particular attention to the legacy of naturalism and psychological realism, as well as directors and actors who challenge realistic approaches. Major course components include seminar discussion, workshop/presentation applying theoretical work and final research paper on rehearsal, acting, or directorial practice. Alternating Spring semesters.
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THEA 572D - Dramatic Theory and Structure
Credits: 4
Rigorous investigation of specified theories and criticism of drama from a textual and generic standpoint. D. Early Modern Drama. Alternating Fall semesters.
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THEA 572E - Dramatic Theory and Structure
Credits: 4
Rigorous investigation of specified theories and criticism of drama from a textual and generic standpoint. E. Theatre and Music in Renaissance/Early Modern Europe. Alternating Fall semesters.
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THEA 579C - Seminar: Theatre History
Credits: 4
Rigorous investigation of specified theatrical eras and approaches from a historical standpoint. C. The English Restoration. Alternating Fall semesters.
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THEA 579D - Seminar: Theatre History
Credits: 4
Rigorous investigation of specified theatrical eras and approaches from a historical standpoint. D. Medieval Theatre History. Alternating Fall semesters.
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THEA 579F - Seminar: Theatre History
Credits: 4
Rigorous investigation of specified theatrical eras and approaches from a historical standpoint. F. Contemporary Theatre History (20th and 21st Century). Alternating Fall semesters.
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THEA 586C - Special Topic: China
Credits: Variable
SPECIAL TOPIC: CHINA
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THEA 586F - Rendering
Credits: Variable
This course will cover a variety of hand drawing, rendering, and painting techniques that are applied in professional theatrical design. This may include graphite, color pencil, pastel, charcoal, water color, and gouache applications. Also this will cover finer hand drafting techniques that are used by designers in varying ways. There will be a section of the course that covers computer rendering as combined with hand rendering as utilized in theatrical design. Ultimately the goal of this course is to help further develop artistic skills and techniques utilized in theatrical design. By permission of instructor. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 586H - Acting Shakespeare
Credits: Variable
An exploration of the techniques and skills needed to bring the language and world of Shakespeare off the page, alive and onto the stage by investigating the structure of Shakespeares verse, the clues in the First Folio as well as the Elizabethan World Picture and their application to monologue and scene work. Vocal, physical and imaginative exercises as well as the technique of being present and working moment to moment off of a scene partner are used to investigate the language and circumstances of Shakespearean sonnets, monologues and scenes. By permission of instructor. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 586P - Special Topics
Credits: Variable
Specific subjects in theatre and dance history, theory, or studio. Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. Individual sections have specific titles. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 586R - Lighting Technology
Credits: Variable
This class delves into the equipment and technology used in theatrical productions. Lectures and discussions exploring the lighting technology and the computer systems that are used to control them in modern theatrical production. Hand- on experience with equipment, examining the inner workings and maintenance of this equipment, along with an in-depth look into computer light boards and how to program them. This will end in a final project. By permission of instructor. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 586T - Special Topic: China
Credits: Variable
SPECIAL TOPIC: CHINA
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THEA 586Z - Advanced Technical Production
Credits: Variable
Beginning with a review of the material covered in previous technical production courses, this course will examine more deeply the field of technical theatre, looking at traditional and current techniques in scenic construction, basic stage electricity theory and practice, stage and arena rigging, and 4 types of welding. The course will also introduce structural design concepts used in theatre, and theatrical use of hydraulics and pneumatics and motion control. CAD drafting knowledge is expected. By permission of instructor. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 589A - Special Topics
Credits: Variable
Specific subjects in theatre and dance history, theory, or studio. Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. Individual sections have specific titles. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 589B - Special Topics
Credits: Variable
Specific subjects in theatre and dance history, theory, or studio. Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. Individual sections have specific titles. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 589D - Special Topics
Credits: Variable
This course will provide an introduction to European theatrical design and technology between 1500 and 1750. We will be exploring the theaters of the Renaissance and Baroque periods with respect to their architecture, scenery, machine effects and movement, and lighting, as well as the designers, artists, and technologists who created and implemented them. By permission of instructor. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 589L - Special Topics
Credits: 4
Specific subjects in theatre and dance history, theory, or studio. Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. Individual sections have specific titles. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 589Y - Special Topics
Credits: Variable
Specific subjects in theatre and dance history, theory, or studio. Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. Individual sections have specific titles. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 589Z - Special Topics
Credits: Variable
Specific subjects in theatre and dance history, theory, or studio. Theatre faculty and guest artists in specialized areas of expertise. Individual sections have specific titles. May be repeated if specific topics are different. Offerings vary by semester.
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THEA 590 - Proseminar in Graduate Studies
Credits: 2
This course provides an introduction to the academic study of theatre and performance at the graduate level. Discussions and assignments will familiarize students with genres of academic writing, research methods in theatre and performance, and strategies for reading and analyzing academic research. Regular class discussion of assigned readings will be complemented by a semester-long exercise in which students develop their own independent scholarly research from beginning phases to the design and proposal of a project. This course is intended to complement departmental seminars and prepare students for thesis work. Fall semester.
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THEA 591 - Teaching College Theatre
Credits: Variable
Practical experience in teaching of theatre by serving as teaching assistant to an assigned instructor for a particular course. May be repeated for a total of no more than eight credits. Credit may not be earned in conjunction with course in which student is concurrently enrolled. Offered as needed.
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THEA 597 - Independent Study
Credits: Variable
Graduate level Independent project in some phase of Theatre activity. Project proposed by student and advisor, approved by department. Prerequisites: at least junior standing and coursework or experience appropriate to project. Repeatable.
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THEA 597A - Independent Study
Credits: Variable
Graduate level Independent project in some phase of Theatre activity. Project proposed by student and advisor, approved by department. Prerequisites: at least junior standing and coursework or experience appropriate to project. Repeatable.
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THEA 598 - Creative Thesis
Credits: Variable
Thesis centering around a creative project, performance or other activity, accompanied by a brief written “summary paper.” Formal submission of final product to Graduate School optional. S/U only .
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THEA 599 - Thesis
Credits: Variable
“Critical” thesis, resulting in the production of an extensive written document of a scholarly or reflective nature. Formal submission of final product to Graduate School required. S/U only.
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THEA 700 - Continuous Registration
Credits: Variable
Required for maintenance of matriculated status in graduate program. No credit toward graduate degree requirements.
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THEA 707 - Research Skills
Credits: Variable
Development of research skills required within graduate programs. May not be applied toward course credits for any graduate degree. Prerequisite: approval of relevant graduate program directors or department chairs.
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THEP 213 - Production Lab: Scene Shop
Credits: Variable
Laboratory section of THEA 203. Incorporates practical application of lecture materials. Requires hands-on experience in the Theatre Department Scene Shop. Required for majors. Registration for lab completed after first week of class. Corequisite for THEA 203. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
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THEP 214 - Production Lab: Costume Shop
Credits: Variable
Laboratory section of THEA 203. Incorporates practical application of lecture materials. Requires hands-on experience in the Theatre Department Costume Shop. Required for majors. Registration for lab completed after first week of class. Corequisite for THEA 203. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
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THEP 215 - Production Lab: Lights
Credits: Variable
Laboratory section of THEA 203. Incorporates practical application of lecture materials. Requires hands-on experience in hanging and focusing lights for Theatre Department productions. Required for majors. Registration for lab completed after first week of class. Corequisite for THEA 203. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
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THEP 216 - Production Lab: Run Crew
Credits: Variable
Laboratory section of THEA 203. Incorporates practical application of lecture materials. Requires hands-on experience and participation in backstage crews for Theatre Department productions. Required for majors. Registration for lab completed after first week of class. Corequisite for THEA 203. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
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THEP 260 - Perf. Pract: Acting Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided acting performance each half semester. By audition. See audition announcements for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Repeatable.
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THEP 260A - Perf. Pract: Acting Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided acting performance each half semester. By audition. See audition announcements for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Repeatable.
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THEP 261 - Perf. Pract: Dance Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided dance performance each half semester. By audition. See audition announcements for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Repeatable.
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THEP 262 - Perf. Pract: Music Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided music performance each half semester. By audition. See audition announcements for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Repeatable.
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THEP 264 - Perf. Pract: Arts Mgmt Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided arts management each half semester. Contact instructor for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.htmlRepeatable.
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THEP 265 - Perf. Pract: Directing Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple section for beginning-level guided directing each half semester. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Contact instructor for details. Repeatable.
and Spring semester
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THEP 266 - Perf. Pract: Stg Mgmt. Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple section for beginning-level guided stage management each half semester. This course must be signed up for simultaneously with THEP 276 in equal amounts of credit. Contact instructor for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.htmlhtml Repeatable.
and Spring semester
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THEP 270 - Tech. Pract: Scne Const Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided scenery construction each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.htmlRepeatable.
and Spring semester
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THEP 271 - Tech. Pract: Run Crew Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided lighting duties each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Repeatable.
and Spring semester
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THEP 272 - Tech. Pract: Lighting Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided lighting duties each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Repeatable.
and Spring semester
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THEP 273 - Tech. Pract: Costumes Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided costume duties each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Repeatable.
and Spring semester
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THEP 274 - Tech. Pract: Sound Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided sound duties each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html Repeatable.
and Spring semester
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THEP 275 - Tech. Pract: Props Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for beginning-level guided property duties each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 276 - Tech. Pract: Stg Mgmt Beg.
Credits: Variable
Multiple section for beginning-level guided stage management each half semester. Must be signed up for simultaneously with THEP 266 in equal amounts of credit. Contact instructor for details.. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 360 - Perf. Pract: Acting Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided acting performance each half semester. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. By audition. See audition announcements for details. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 361 - Perf. Pract: Dance Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided dance performance each half semester. By audition. See audition announcements for details. Consent of Instructor. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 362 - Perf. Pract: Music Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided rehearsal and/or pit performance each half semester. By audition. See audition announcements for details . Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 364 - Perf. Pract: Arts Mgmt Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided arts management each half semester. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 365 - Perf. Pract: Directing Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided directing each half semester. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 366 - Perf. Pract: Stg Mgmt. Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple section for intermediate-level guided stage management each half semester. This course must be signed up for simultaneously with THEP 376 in equal amounts of credit. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 370 - Tech. Pract: Scne Const Interm
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided scenery construction duties each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 371 - Tech. Pract: Run Crew Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided stage crew duties each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 372 - Tech. Pract: Lighting Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided lighting duties each half semester. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 373 - Tech. Pract: Costumes Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided costume duties each half semester. Required for majors. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 374 - Tech. Pract: Sound Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided sound duties each half semester. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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THEP 375 - Tech. Pract: Props Interm.
Credits: Variable
Multiple sections for intermediate-level guided property duties each half semester. Contact instructor for details. Repeatable. For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/theatre/undergraduate/practica-undergrad.html
and Spring semester
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