
Theatre Arts
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Quick Look at [Department Name] Courses
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- THTR 1 Introduction to Theatre
- THTR 2A History of Dramatic Literature: Classical to Moliere
- THTR 2F History of American Musical Theatre
- THTR 7 Introduction to Directing
- THTR 8 Multicultural Theatre Arts in Modern America
- THTR 20A Acting I
- THTR 20B Acting II
- THTR 20C Acting III
- THTR 21A Scenery & Property Construction
- THTR 21B Intermediate Scenery & Property Construction
- THTR 21C Advanced Scenery & Properties Construction
- THTR 22 Auditioning for Theatre
- THTR 24 Readers Theatre
- THTR 25 Introduction to Fashion & Costume Construction
- THTR 25B Fashion & Costume Construction II
- THTR 25C Fashion & Costume Construction III
- THTR 26 Introduction to Fashion History & Costume Design
- THTR 27 Lighting Design & Technology
- THTR 31 Management for the Theatre & Stage
- THTR 38A Movement for Theatre
- THTR 38D Stage Combat
- THTR 40A Basic Theatrical Makeup
- THTR 40B Theatrical Makeup for Production
- THTR 42 Introduction to Theatre Design
- THTR 43A Script Analysis
- THTR 43C Foundations in Classical Acting
- THTR 43E Improvisation
- THTR 45A Technical Theatre in Production I
- THTR 45B Technical Theatre in Production II
- THTR 45C Technical Theatre in Production III
- THTR 45D Technical Theatre in Production IV
- THTR 45E Technical Theatre Management in Production
- THTR 45F Technical Theatre Management in Production II
- THTR 47A Introduction to Musical Theatre Production
- THTR 47B Intermediate Music Theatre Production Workshop
- THTR 47C Advanced Music Theatre Production Workshop
- THTR 47D Advanced Music Theatre Production Workshop II
- THTR 48B Singing Technique for Musical Theatre
- THTR 48C Musical Theatre Repertoire for Singers
- THTR 48F Musical Theatre Repertoire for Singers II
- THTR 48G Introduction to Voice-Over Acting
- THTR 49A Performance Production I
- THTR 49B Performance Production II
- THTR 49C Performance Production III
- THTR 49D Performance Production IV
- THTR 49E Performance Production V
- THTR 49F Performance Production VI
- THTR 63A Film & Television Acting Workshop
- THTR 70R Independent Study in Theatre Arts
- THTR 71R Independent Study in Theatre Arts
- THTR 72R Independent Study in Theatre Arts
- THTR 73R Independent Study in Theatre Arts
- THTR 421A Scenery & Property Construction Noncredit
- THTR 425 Introduction to Fashion & Costume Construction Noncredit
- THTR 425B Fashion & Costume Construction II Noncredit
- THTR 427 Lighting Design & Technology Noncredit
- THTR 431 Management for the Theatre & Stage Noncredit
- THTR 440A Basic Theatrical Makeup Noncredit
- THTR 440B Theatrical Makeup for Production Noncredit
- THTR 442 Introduction to Theatre Design Noncredit
- THTR 445A Technical Theatre in Production I Noncredit
- THTR 445E Technical Theatre Management in Production Noncredit
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