Classes Taught

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Introductory course examining performance as an essential component of theatre. Focuses on dynamics of building an effective ensemble. Introduces theories and principles of acting techniques including script analysis, characterization, and action. Open to theatre majors and minors only. 

This course will build foundational skills in voice and movement that support various acting techniques. 

The focus of this course is learning and applying the skills for developing and playing roles in plays. Skills include listening and responding, using language as action, finding the emotional stakes, and behaving instinctively. 

Preparation for entry into graduate schools, professional internships, or repertory companies for actors. 

This course will focus on the integration of acting, singing and dancing to prepare a song for public performance. Open to students enrolled in the Music Theatre Minor only. This class is the culmination of the minor; students must complete all requirements in Music Theory, Applied Voice, Acting and Dance prior to taking this course. 

Acting for the Camera: Practical application and exercises in advanced skill areas applicable to film and television acting. Exploring the visual storytelling and script analysis in acting for the camera.