Program checklist · Minor

Theatre Studies

Guilford College · Greensboro, NC

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Program

Award: Minor
CIP: 50.0502
Total credits (published): 17
Credits (computed from items): 34-37
Catalog edition: 2026-2027
Checklist type: degree-program

Identifiers

IPEDS UNITID: 198613
CourseShelf checklist: CK_198613_0864db64
CollegeTransfer.Net: Institution Transfer Profile
Source: CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Theatre Arts Track

10 items

Select one of the following:
Not resolved to a course
4
THEA 111
Backstage Production. 4. Explores methods of theatre stage craft through experiential learning. Students work directly in support of a department production as both individuals and members of a collaborative team. Focuses on the elements of planning, drafting, tools, and scenic construction. Limited outside reading, but laboratory work required outside class time. Fulfills the arts requirement (1998). Arts/humanities and embodied and creative engagement requirements
As published: “Backstage Production”
2019
THEA 171
Introduction to Theatrical Design. 4. Introduction to the principles and techniques of theatrical design. Develops the basic core of knowledge needed to create informed designs that manifest a ?world? in which the performance of a playscript can take place. Includes units on scenery, costumes, lights and sound. Fulfills the arts requirement (1998). Arts/humanities requirement
As published: “Introduction to Theatrical Design”
2019
Select one of the following:
Not resolved to a course
4
THEA 130
Theatre and Culture I. 4. Study of Western theatre from the Greeks through the English Renaissance. Examines play texts and theatre architecture as primary source documents that reflect the artistic, philosophical, political and social contexts of a particular cultural moment in history. Fulfills the arts requirement (1998). Arts/humanities requirement
As published: “Theatre and Culture I”
2019
THEA 131
Theatre and Culture II. 4. Study of Western theatre from the late Renaissance through the present. Examines play and theatre architecture as primary source documents that reflect the artistic, philosophical, political and social contexts of a particular cultural moment in history. Fulfills the arts requirement (1998). Arts/humanities requirement
As published: “Theatre and Culture II”
2019
THEA/ENGL 215
Play Analysis (ENGL215)
Not resolved to a course
One Theatre course at any level
Not resolved to a course
4
THEA 295
Practicum. 1-4. Theoretical and practical work in one of the following areas: costuming, lighting, sound, properties management, makeup, scene painting, box office, house management, publicity, film festival staff and stage management. All practicums include work on a mainstage production with documentation of outcomes presented in a digital portfolio.Prerequisite: Instructor permission
As published: “Practicum”
1-4
THEA 125
Acting 1:Basic Tools. 1-4. Explores the challenges facing actors of realistic drama: living truthfully within a play?s specific imaginary world. Focuses on the ability to discern, define and embody given circumstances, dramatic action and character. Special emphasis on goals, obstacles, tactics and expectations. Fulfills the arts requirement (1998). Arts/humanities and embodied and creative engagement requirement
As published: “Acting 1:Basic Tools”
4

Film and Video Track

11 items

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