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Introduction to Theater - bmc.ARTT.B150.001.F26
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Students will familiarize themselves with the methods for analyzing, comprehending, and appreciating works of dramatic art.
Students will gain familiarity with theatrical canon and the history of theatrical form
Students will learn to identify
theatrical language
and understand how this language signifies onstage.
Students will engage in embodied explorations of dramatic literature and theories of performance.
Students will draw meaningful ideas from central texts of dramatic literature and performance through analysis, physical interpretations, and play.
Students will be able to construct a formal “performance analysis” that builds upon the above learning objectives.