11 courses with the subject THE, 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.
THE 0150THEATER WORKSHOP
Initial or advanced work on voice, movement, presence, and concentration through individual and group instruction, exercise and practice; scene development and speech interpretation through improvisational and conventional theatrical techniques, culminating in an individually tailored presentation performed publicly. This course may be repeated with advanced work and different materials. Offered fall semester.
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may be repeated with advanced work and different materials.
Studio work on freeing and using the voice, mind, and body for performance. Includes methods and practice in developing speeches, dialogue, and scenes, both scripted and improvised. Texts and scripts vary from classical to modern; the course includes a public workshop performance. May be repeated with permission of instructor as a more advanced acting course. Required for the theater minor. *Cross-listed with COM-0200. Offered fall semester.
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May be repeated with permission of instructor as a more advanced acting course.
THE 0201Catholic Intellectual Tradition 3 Requirement (GE)3
Requirement (GE) 3 Requirement (GE) 3 TOTAL CREDITS 15 TOTAL CREDITS 15 Second Year/First Semester Second Year/Second Semester Course Code Credits Course Code Credits Elective 3 THE 0202 Black Catholics and the 3
This course will introduce students to the Roman Catholic Church through a study of the experience of Black Catholic Communities. This course will study the history of various Black communities in relation to the Catholic Church, and the many gifts Black Catholic experience brings to the greater Roman Catholic Church. This includes the African American Catholic experience, the African Catholic experience, and other Black communities around the world.
This course is a study of Christian reflection on the person of Jesus Christ, including his teaching, ministry, death and resurrection. Students will examine biblical texts, historical reflection, and contemporary questions.
THE 0213Development of Theater and Drama I Classical to 1790
THE-0214 Development of Theater and Drama II 1790 to Avant-Garde Social Science - 3 Credits Choose one course from the following Social Science disciplines:
An historical survey of drama and theater from about 1790 to contemporary experiments. A study of major forms, theories, and plays through scripts, videotapes, and lecture-discussion. Offered as needed. 618
This course examines the development and key elements of the Catholic Social Justice tradition. Tracing Catholic revelation, reason, tradition, and experience, this course will approach key issues of contemporary concern including peace and violence, hunger, racism, the dignity of work, care for creation, and other critical issues. 619
As will appear in the college catalogue- Clear, brief, 50 words: This course is an introduction to Dramaturgy and will consider the dramaturg’s evolving role as a resource for directors, playwrights, actors, and designers. Through readings, research, and hands-on assignments, this course aims at helping students develop the skills and artistic expertise necessary to develop a play for production. There will be an exploration of plays spanning classical through modern periods. Students will investigate the plays’ cultural background, production histories, and adaptations. Special consideration will be given to students’ individual areas of interest: Acting, Design, Costuming, Dance, etc.
