THEA 1050 - Acting: Fundamentals

(DRAM 1351)

3 hours (3;1)

The study of the art of contemporary acting, grounded in psychological realism. Exposure to a broad spectrum of acting techniques designed to develop use of the body, voice, intellect, memories and imagination. Emphasis on removal of the body’s resistances and blocks which hinder a spontaneous and truthful reaction in a creative situation.

Prerequisite(s): Students majoring or minoring in theatre who have received a grade of C in this course, even if they are transferring it in, will be required to audition for consideration for enrollment in THEA 3050. Any student who receives a grade BELOW a C will be allowed to repeat the course one more time. Should the student repeat the course and receive a grade BELOW a C again, the student will no longer be able to continue in the performance concentration.

Course specific fees (in addition to tuition and mandatory):
Academic (AF) per hour: $60.60