This course is designed to encourage the development of directors for theater and musical theater, covering techniques and practices from both areas. The course will look at the practices of a small list of key figures in world theatre and how their work has influenced how directors approach the rehearsal room today. The course will incorporate a strong practical element, giving student directors the opportunity to explore and hone their own practices, developing useful and appropriate style and language as they move forward in their work as young directors.
Prerequisites and Restrictions
One of the below courses OR another relevant studio course OR significant theater making experience. THR/MTD 101 (Intro to Theater Making); THR 201 (Intro to Acting); THR 301 or THR 401 (Intermediate or Advanced acting); MTD 341 (Acting for Musical Theater); THR/MTD 400 (Theatrical Design Studio); THR/MTD 402 (Theater Making Studio).
Application required. Please apply for this course using the form below.
For full consideration, please apply by April 17; other applications will be considered as space is available.
Course Application
