DRAM 307 - The Director at Work

Semester Offered: Spring
1 unit(s)

This course presents the opportunity for advanced students to hone their personal style as stage directors. Students will explore text from Classical Greece, the Elizabethan period, and 20th century realism. While exploring the history and traditions of realizing works from these periods, students will be encouraged to explore strategies for taking their conceptual and philosophical ideas into a dynamic rehearsal and production process suited to their personal vision. Christopher Grabowski.

Prerequisite(s): DRAM 202 or DRAM 203, DRAM 232, or DRAM 304, and permission of the instructor.

One 3-hour period plus one 4-hour lab.