Design and Technical Theatre Minor

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NOT AVAILABLE FOR THEATRE MAJORS.

The Design and Technical Theatre minor consists of a concentration of courses in the craft, theory, and art of design and technical theatre. Students from a variety of majors including art, dance, education and music may use the minor to strengthen their preparation for future careers. Students may be given design assignments for one-act plays, or on occasion may design a major faculty-directed production. The minor also prepares students for graduate work in design or technical theatre.

Program Requirements

Required Courses: 20-22 Credits

DRAM 101 - Introduction to Performance Studies 3 Credit(s)
DRAM 206 - Fundamentals of Technical Theatre 4 Credit(s)
DRAM 210 - Interpretation and Analysis of Plays 3 Credit(s)
DRAM 251 - Foundations of Design for the Stage 3 Credit(s)

Two of the Following:

@DRAM 244 - Stage Management 3 Credit(s)
@DRAM 223 - Costume Construction 4 Credit(s)
DRAM 331 - Costume Design 3 Credit(s)
DRAM 333 - Stage Makeup and Mask Design 4 Credit(s)
DRAM 343 - Advanced Stagecraft and Production 3 Credit(s)
DRAM 353 - Scene Design 3 Credit(s)
DRAM 355 - Lighting Design for the Stage 3 Credit(s)