Theatre - Bachelor of Arts (B. A.)
B.A. Theatre Major 40 cr.
The B.A. in Theatre is for students who intend to teach, or to pursue a more diversified liberal arts program.
Pre-requisite courses: 12 cr.
- TRE 1310 Introduction to Theatre 3 cr.
- TRE 1610 Fundamentals of Acting 3 cr.
- TRE 2660 Theatre Crafts 3 cr.
- TRE 3500 Scene Study I 3 cr.
Rehearsal and Production 4 cr.
In addition to the above prerequisites, students are required to take a minimum of 4 hours of Rehearsal and Production. Creit may be taken 1 hour at a time for production participation. Stage Managers may register for two credits.
- TRE 1320 Rehearsal and Production 1-2 cr.
- TRE 3740 Rehearsal and Production 1-2 cr.
Two Upper Level courses from the following: 6 cr.
- TRE 4300 History of Theatre I 3 cr.
and one course chosen from the following: - TRE 4310 History of Theatre II 3 cr.
- TRE 4650 Fundamentals of Directing 3 cr.
Electives 15 cr.
Courses may be chosen from the upper division course list in the B.A. degree program pending approval of the instructor. Those courses include:
- TRE 3590 Voice & Diction II 3 cr.
- TRE 2680 Acting II 3 cr.
- TRE 2680 Acting Styles I 3 cr.
- TRE 3570 Acting Styles II 3 cr.
- TRE 3510 Dynamics I 3 cr.
- TRE 3560 Dynamics II 3 cr.
- TRE 4500 Scene Study II 3 cr.
- TRE 4550 Scene Study III 3 cr.
- TRE 3100 Theatrical Design 3 cr.
- MUS 3060 Music of the Theatre 3 cr.
- TRE 3600 Arts Management 3 cr.
Capstone (3 credits in addition to B.A. Theatre Major)
The Capstone is intended for students who may wish to pursue further education or prepare to pursue professional activities. In the fall of the senior year, the student will propose a project deceloped with the aid of their advisor and the professor in the chosen area of interest. The student will register for one of the following courses:
- TRE 4950 Direccted Readings in Theatre 3 cr.
- TRE 4960 Directed Studies in Acting 3 cr
- TRE 4970 Directed Studies in Design 3 cr.
- TRE 4980 Directed Studies in Theatre 3 cr.
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