A non-credit course to satisfy the Theatre practicum requirement for theatre majors and m
- Subject
- THETR
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
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- suffolk.smartcatalogiq.com
37 courses with the subject THETR, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
A non-credit course to satisfy the Theatre practicum requirement for theatre majors and m
A non-credit course to satisfy the Theatre practicum requirement for theatre majors and minors.
This introduction to acting prepares students for work in production and develops skills in all forms of comm
This rigorous class will give students the fundamental concepts, vocabulary and skills used to design for the stage s
This rigorous survey class will give students the fundamental concepts, vocabulary, and skills to implement basic scenery, l
Introduces students to the fundamentals of sound design for theater or live performance art. This course is a hands-on introduction to the process of p
The expansive world of theatre provides a wealth of stories from all corners of the globe that dissect humanity, shape society, and reflect what it is to be human. This course will introduce students to what theatre is, pro
This course will teach both the methods and principles behind stage management demonstrating how to support a production whi
This course offers flexible credit for a wide range of production work in the Theatre Department determined by the challenge and time commit
This course offers flexible credit for a wide range of production work in the Theatre Department determined by the challenge and time commitment of t
Professional actors engage in rigorous voice and movement training throughout their careers. This course pro
Focusing on classic musical comedies from 1910-1950 this skills-based experiential learning course introduces students to an integrated
Musical Theatre Styles is an exploration of the different singing styles present in musical theatre today. From the Golde
This is a studio course that focuses on large and small ensemble singing with an emphasis on developing students' skills in ear training,
This is a survey of American musical theatre from its roots in the mid-19th century to the present. It provides students with th
This survey course provides students with an historical, philosophical, and aesthetic overview of theatre practi
Picking up chronologically where THETR 265 leaves off, this survey course is designed to provide students with an understanding of modern Western th
This course introduces the theories and practices strategically used by American theatre artists after the Second World War. Special emphasis is place
In this course, we will see how the administrative functions discussed in Arts Administration I work in different kinds of arts organizations. Using actual
This course is designed to give you the tools to plan for and support your career path after graduation. Activities inclu
Learning how to prepare for effective auditions is essential training for anyone who wishes to be cast in theatre pr
A continuation of Acting I with special emphasis on verse and heightened langua
In this course students will approach learning musical theatre repertoire primarily through an initial study a
Students will explore the basic process of lighting design for the theatre through hands-on experiential learning with theatrical lighting equipment, conceptual projects, and
This conservatory-style studio course provides students with fundamental directing skills through lectures, read
Playwriting students will engage weekly writing assignments that explore fundamental compo
Using plays from the mid-20th century to the present, students will engage in advanced acting techniques to discover connections with th
Staged Reading of a Musical is a studio course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to spend an entire semester working on a single class
In this course students will approach learning musical theatre repertoire primarily through an initial study
This seminar course examines several plays, including one-acts, modern classics, and a play by Shakespeare, all joined loosely by common themes. Films of the plays are s
Directing II focuses on the development of an individual directorial point of view and explores a variety of theoretical
Playwriting II is a continuation, deepening and thickening of the principles learned in Playwriting I. A course designe
In this course, we will see how the administrative functions discussed in Arts Administration I work in different kinds of
This course provides students with the opportunity to receive credit for their work on an approved internship assignment in the professional
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The capstone experience demonstrates a student's high level of practical and/or academic facility and prepares them for their transition into
Variable credits for approved projects outside the classroom. Since all independent studies must be appro
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