Theater arts course numbers incorporate the following system for digits following the prefix (305):
1st Digit - Level
1 Freshman
2 Freshman and sophomore
3 Sophomore and junior
4 Senior
2nd Digit - Area of Study
0 Technical theater
1 Lighting and scene design
2 Costume, makeup
3 Acting: general
4 Acting: voice and movement (B.F.A. only)
5 Dance
6 History, theory, playwriting
7 Directing, ensemble programs
8 Theater management
9 Independent work
Note: A dash between numbers means courses must be taken sequentially.
305-10000 Theater Practice U NLA
Laboratory participation in production and management crew activities of the department. Students receive credit for assignments in technical theater (scenery, costumes, lighting, properties, and stage management) and theater management. Evaluation by the faculty member in charge is based upon degree of professional attitude, activity, and performance. The B.F.A. acting and theatrical production arts degree requirement of 4 credits 305-10000, and B.F.A. musical theater and B.A. degree requirement of 2 credits 305-10000 must be satisfied by work in technical theater. The theater arts management degree requirement of 5 credits 305-10000 must be satisfied by 2 credits of theater management and 3 credits of technical theater. Production crew assignments are posted on the theater callboard during the first week of classes. 1 credit per semester. May be repeated for a total of 8 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-10100 Basic Theater Technology U NLA
The basic course in theater technology for majors in technical production or design. The content includes the engineering, construction, and operation of stage equipment and theater scenery, and presents a survey of other related technical aspects of theater. Prerequisites: Acceptance in B.F.A. theatrical production arts major. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-10200 Stagecraft NLA
Introductory course in all phases of physical production dealing with the stage, house, backstage personnel and their duties, construction and painting of scenery, stage lighting, and special effects. Must be taken concurrently with 305-10000. 2 credits. (S,Y)
305-10400 Drafting for the Stage U NLA
A practical course in drafting; the use of drafting tools, shop drawings, blueprint reading, execution of ground plans, and mechanical and free-hand perspective drawing. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-20500 Computer Aided Drafting for the Theater U NLA
A course in computer aided drafting for the theater involving electronic manipulation of lines, drawings, and symbols to convey visual ideas for construction and layout using AutoCad software. Emphasis is on the aesthetic application of the computer as a drafting tool for theatrical design. Prerequisites: 305-10400, 305-11200. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-30100 Advanced Techniques of Stagecraft U NLA
A study of special stage and scenic devices and the use of modern materials, techniques, technical specifications, and cost analysis for both commercial and noncommercial theater. Prerequisites: 305-10000; 305-10100 or 305-10200; 305-10400. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-30300-305-30400 Theater Sound Production I-II FA LA
A study of the art and practice of providing electronically controlled sound and music for theatrical productions. Physical nature of sound, hearing and psychoacoustics, audio electronics, recording studio techniques, audio systems, and music history and theory are all considered as they apply to use in the theater. Prerequisites: 305-10100 or 305-10200, 305-11200; or 221-27100. 3 credits. (305-30300-F; 305-30400-S,Y)
305-40100 Seminar in Technical Production U NLA
Problems and organization of the technical aspects of production and a survey of related materials used in the theater. Prerequisites: Senior standing in B.F.A. theatrical production arts major. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-40900 Senior Project in Technical Production U NLA
B.F.A. technical production students function as technical directors for a major production. Prerequisites: Senior standing in B.F.A. theatrical production arts major and permission of instructor. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-11200 Introduction to Theatrical Design U NLA
An elemental survey of conceptual processes in production design of scenic space, costume, lighting, and sound. Intended for majors, but open to any student with interest in the design arts of the theater. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-21100 Rendering for the Theater U NLA
Basic course in drawing for the theater. Various media are employed in the execution of theatrical renderings and sketches. Prerequisites: 305-10400 and 305-11200. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-21200 Scene Painting U NLA
Materials for and methods of painting scenery; explores techniques from simple application of various paints to finished theatrical backgrounds. Prerequisites: 305-11200 and 305-10400. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-21300-305-21400 Stage Lighting U NLA
A two-semester study in the principles and art of lighting. The first semester covers the mechanical fundamentals of lighting and the craft of the stage electrician. The second semester introduces lighting as an art of the theater. Laboratory work may include participation in lighting crews for major departmental productions. Prerequisites: 305-10100 or 305-10200 or equivalent experience and permission of instructor. 3 credits. (305-21300-F; 305-21400-S,Y)
305-31100-305-31200 Scene Design U NLA
Laboratory projects in the design of stage settings. Floor plans, elevations, and models are done in various theater styles and kinds of production. Prerequisites: 305-21100-305-21200, 305-10400. 3 credits. (305-31100-F; 305-31200-S,Y)
305-41000 Senior Project in Scene Design U NLA
Qualified senior students undertake creation of a significant scenic element for a departmental production under the supervision of a faculty specialist. Prerequisites: 305-37100, senior standing in B.F.A. theatrical design concentration, and permission of design/ technical faculty. Senior B.F.A. technical production concentration students eligible if considered by design/technical faculty to be qualified for such assignment. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-41100 Seminar in Scene Design U NLA
Advanced study of the theory and practice of scenic design through individual laboratory projects, with emphasis on professional presentation. Prerequisites: Senior standing in B.F.A. theatrical production arts major. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-41300 Seminar in Lighting Design U NLA
Advanced study of theories of lighting design and technology. Students complete individual projects with emphasis on professional practice. Prerequisites: Senior standing in B.F.A. theatrical production arts major. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-41900 Senior Project in Lighting Design U NLA
Qualified senior students undertake the creation of lighting for a departmental production under the supervision of a faculty specialist. Prerequisites: Senior standing in B.F.A. theatrical production arts major and permission of design/technical faculty. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-22000 Theatrical Makeup U NLA
Study of materials and principles governing the application of theatrical makeup. 1 credit. (F-S,Y)
305-22100 Costume Construction I U NLA
Introduction to the tools, supplies, and techniques of costume construction with emphasis on developing basic skills. 3 credits. (F,O; S,Y)
305-22200 Costume Construction II U NLA
Advanced techniques of costume construction with emphasis on pattern drafting, cutting, and draping. Prerequisites: 305-22100. 3 credits. (F,E)
305-32300-32400 Costume Design U NLA
Fundamentals of stage costume design. Analysis of line, form, and mass as related to the actor. Exploration of drawing style and tools, fabrics, and crafts of the costume designer with emphasis on development of professional practice. Corequisite: 305-32500-32600. Prerequisites: 305-21100. 3 credits per semester. (305-32300-F, 305-32400-S,Y)
305-32500, 305-32600 History of Costume and Decor FA LA 3b, h, g
A chronological survey of the clothing and architectural styles of Western civilization emphasizing the periods most commonly encountered by the theatrical artist (i.e. Greek, Elizabethan, etc.). Included are the terminology and research sources necessary to interpret and/or recreate a given period and an understanding of how the ideas and mores of a given period are physically manifested in clothing and architectural styles. Prerequisites: 305-22100. Corequisite: Art History 376-11700 or 376-11800. 3 credits per semester. (305-32500-F, 305-32600-S,Y)
305-42000 Senior Project in Costume Design U NLA
Qualified senior students undertake the creation of costumes for a departmental production under the supervision of a faculty specialist. Prerequisites: Senior standing in B.F.A. theatrical production arts major and permission of the design/technical faculty. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-42200 Seminar in Costume Design U NLA
Advanced study of the theory and practice of costume design through individual laboratory projects with emphasis on professional presentation. Prerequisites: Senior standing in B.F.A. theatrical production arts major. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-13000 Rehearsal and Performance U NLA
Laboratory participation in rehearsal and performance of a major departmental production. Students receive credit for assignments in acting or musical performance. Music students must enroll in 554-14000. Evaluated by the faculty member in charge of the designated areas of specialization. Evaluation based on degree of professional attitude and quality of performance. Prerequisites: Appropriate academic and performance courses relative to the student's activity and/or successful audition for assignment to the major production. 0.5-2 credits. May be taken for a maximum of 8 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-13100 Introduction to Acting I FA LA 3b
Introduction to the art of acting with emphasis on acting technique and study of scenes and/or monologues. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-13200 Introduction to Acting II FA LA 3b
Continued exploration of acting technique and study of scenes and/or monologues as begun in 305-13100. Prerequisites: 305-13100. 3 credits. (S,Y)
Intensive examination of the practical aspects of acting - application of techniques of personalization, plot objectives, and characterization. Presentation of monologues and duet scenes. Prerequisites: For 305-23100, grade of B or better in 305-13200. 3 credits. (305-23100-F, 305-23200-S,Y)
305-23400 Introduction to British Styles of Acting FA LA
Introductory survey of the considerations necessary for understanding and performing scenes from British drama of the Shakespearean, high comedy, and contemporary styles. Not open to acting majors. Offered only at the London Center. Prerequisites: 305-13200 or equivalent. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-33100, 305-33200; 305-43100, 305-43200
Theater Workshop FA LA
Performance-oriented ensemble under a supervising professor specializing in a particular type of theater such as music theater, Shakespeare, mime, or story theater. No two workshops may be taken concurrently. Prerequisites: Audition required. 2 credits per semester. May be repeated for total of 8 credits concentrated in one type of workshop or distributed among several. (305-33100, 305-43100, 305-33200, 305-43200-IRR)
(For acting and musical theater majors only)
305-14100-305-14200 Scene Study U NLA
Intensive work in the fundamental processes of preparing a role, including self-knowledge, textual analysis, and performance of scenes. Must be taken concurrently with 305-14300-305-14400. 305-14100: 2 credits; 305-14200: 3 credits. (305-14100-F, 305-14200-S,Y)
305-14300-305-14400 Voice and Movement for the Stage U NLA
Laboratory in concentration and self-awareness through physical awareness, control, and flexibility; the dynamics necessary for the creation of a strong voice and stage presence. Must be taken concurrently with 305-14100-305-14200. 2 credits. (305-14300-F, 305-14400-S,Y)
305-24100-305-24200 Scene Study U NLA
Intensive work in building a character through rehearsal techniques and performance of scenes. Must be taken concurrently with 305-24300-305-24400 and 305-24500-305-24600. Prerequisites: 305-14100-305-14200. 3 credits. (305-24100-F, 305-24200-S,Y)
305-24300-305-24400 Voice and Speech for the Stage U NLA
Study and exercise in the techniques of effective stage speech. Organic awareness used to attain lively, flexible, and natural vocal abilities. Must be taken concurrently with 305-24100-305-24200 and 305-24500-305-24600. Prerequisites: 305-14300-305-14400. 1 credit. (305-24300-F, 305-24400-S,Y)
305-24500-305-24600 Movement for the Stage U NLA
Study and exercise in techniques of effective stage movement utilizing organic awareness, flexibility, and imagination to develop stage presence and characterization skills. Must be taken concurrently with 305-24100-305-24200 and 305-24300-305-24400. Prerequisites: 305-14300-305-14400. 1 credit. (305-24500-F, 305-24600-S,Y)
305-34100-305-34200 Styles of Acting U NLA
Emphasis on classic, romantic, modern, and avant-garde modes and periods, studied and performed in selected scenes. Must be taken sequentially and concurrently with 305-34300-305-34400. Prerequisites: 305-24100-305-24200. 305-34200 is also offered through the London Center. 3 credits. (305-34100-F, 305-34200-S,Y)
305-34300 Advanced Voice and Speech for the Stage U NLA
Advanced and specialized studies in voice production, speech sounds, and articulation. Must be taken concurrently with 305-34100. Prerequisites: 305-24300-305-24400, 305-24500-305-24600. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-34400 Dialects for the Stage U NLA
Study of dialects as a tool for characterization. Must be taken concurrently with 305-34200. Prerequisites: 305-34300. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-34500, 305-34600, 305-44500, 305-44600
Musical Theater Workshop FA LA
A team-taught, interdisciplinary, performance-oriented course designed to integrate musical and theater performance skills through the selection, development, and presentation of scenes from musicals. Also listed as 554-44500; music students must enroll in 554-44500. Admission by audition presented to faculty at first meeting of each semester. 2 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-34700, 305-34800, 305-44700, 305-44800
Opera Workshop FA LA
A team-taught, interdisciplinary, performance-oriented course designed to integrate musical and theater performance skills through the development and presentation of scenes from the standard and contemporary operatic repertoire. Also listed as 554-44700; music students must enroll in 554-44700. Prerequisites: Junior standing. Audition required. 2 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-44000 Audition Techniques U NLA
Training and practice in selecting, preparing, and presenting audition monologues and in cold reading and personal interview techniques. Prerequisites: 305-34100-305-34200 concurrent or prior. 2 credits. (S,Y)
305-44100 Television Acting U NLA
Designed to teach stage-oriented actors how to adapt to television techniques. Students perform in the television studio under the direction of faculty in theater arts and television. Prerequisites: 305-34100-305-34200. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-44200 Daytime Television Drama Production U NLA
Historical and critical analysis of daytime television drama. Study of set lighting design and construction for television. Rehearsal and performance of several episodes of drama to be directed by a professional guest director. Open to theater arts and television-radio majors. Prerequisites for theater majors: 305-44100, or 305-21100-305-21200 and 305-21300-305-21400; for television-radio majors: 221-20200. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-15000 Introduction to Dance FA LA 3b
Survey of the varied forms and styles of theatrical dance. Lecture, discussion, and film viewing provides a fundamental understanding of the development of dance forms and a foundation for evaluation and criticism of dance performance. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-15100-305-15200 Jazz Dance I FA LA
Introductory analysis and practice of jazz dance for theater performance. Students develop an understanding of fundamental jazz movement principles. Prerequisites: One year of modern dance or ballet. May be repeated once on recommendation of instructor. 1 credit. (F-S,Y)
305-15300, 305-15400 Ballet I FA LA
Basic ballet technique and terminology. Development of body awareness, elasticity, and rhythmic sense. May be repeated once on recommendation of instructor. 1 credit. (F-S,Y)
305-15500, 305-15600 Modern Dance I FA LA
An introductory course for the student with little or no previous dance experience. Designed to develop an appreciation for the art form and a proficiency in beginning modern dance techniques. Emphasis on expressive body movement, warm-up exercises, and basic principles of form and improvisation. May be repeated once on recommendation of instructor. 1 credit. (F-S,Y)
305-15700-305-15800 Tap Dance I FA LA
A beginning-level course in tap dance techniques and terminology. An introduction to tap dance history in stage and film is also presented. May be repeated once on recommendation of instructor. 1 credit. (F-S,Y)
305-25100-305-25200 Jazz Dance II FA LA
Continued work in analysis and practice of jazz dance for theater performance. Further develops skills begun in 305-15100-305-15200. Prerequisites: 305-15100-305-15200. May be repeated once on recommendation of instructor. 2 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-25300, 305-25400 Ballet II FA LA
Continuation of ballet training. Building of strength through flexibility and coordination. Prerequisites: 305-15300, 305-15400, or placement in class. May be repeated once on recommendation of instructor for a total of 4 credits. 2 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-25500, 305-25600 Modern Dance II FA LA
A course at the intermediate level of dance skills, designed to broaden the student's awareness of selected styles and techniques included in the modern dance idiom. Prerequisites: 305-15500, 305-15600, Modern Dance I. May be repeated once on recommendation of instructor. 2 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-35100, 305-35200 Dance for the Musical Stage FA LA
An advanced course in dance performance techniques and styles, and in the history of the musical stage. Movement studies are performed to familiarize students with a variety of musical theater dance styles from selected historical periods. Prerequisites: Beginning jazz and tap courses. 2 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-35300, 305-35400 Ballet III NLA
A technique course for those who have completed Ballet I and II or equivalent and are prepared for more complicated ballet movements. Pointe work last half-hour of class period with permission of instructor. Emphasis on dance as a means of expression. Prerequisites: 305-25300, 305-25400. Technique: 2 credits; may be repeated, with recommendation of instructor, for a total of 4 credits. Technique and pointe: 2.5 credits; may be repeated, with recommendation of instructor, for a total of 5 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-35500 Dance Composition FA LA
Introduction to dance composition theory through original movement studies composed by the students. The concepts of movement design in time and space, as well as dynamics, rhythm, and motivation are explored. Prerequisites: Two years of dance technique, one of which must include modern dance. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-35800 Survey of Dance History HU LA 3b, h, g
The origins and development of dance in Western civilization are examined, taking into consideration the artistic, political, philosophical, religious, and social forces that influenced the art form. Prerequisites: Junior-level standing or three courses in the humanities or fine arts. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-45300, 305-45400 Ballet IV NLA
Continues to develop the strength and control necessary to the ever-increasing demands of a good ballet technique. Emphasis on individual expression through dance. Prerequisites: 305-35300, 305-35400, or permission of instructor. Ballet technique: 2 credits; May be repeated, with recommendation of instructor, for a total of 4 credits. Ballet technique and pointe: 2.5 credits. May be repeated, with recommendation of instructor, for a total of 5 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-16000 Introduction to the Theater FA LA 3b
Survey of theater practices and principles, including guest lectures by specialists in various aspects of theatrical production. Required attendance at selected productions. Small group discussion on selected plays and playwrights. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-36100, 305-36200 History of the Theater HU LA 3b, h, g
Evolution of drama and the theater from its primitive beginning through later developments in Greece, Rome, and medieval and Elizabethan England to modern drama. Prerequisites: Three courses in the humanities and/or fine arts. 3 credits. (305-36100-F, 305-36200-S,Y)
305-36300 Drama and the London Theater FA LA 3b, g
A study of drama and performance involving current productions on the London stage. Critical analysis of the texts prior to performance. The course may be repeated once for credit. Prerequisites: Three courses in the humanities and/or fine arts. Offered only through the London Center. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-36400 Aesthetics and Criticism of Drama HU LA
Survey of major critical and aesthetic theories of drama from the classic to the contemporary theater applied to representative dramatic compositions. Students prepare and present written assignments. Prerequisites: Three courses in the humanities and/or fine arts. 3 credits. (SY)
305-36500 Playwriting FA LA
Preparation of a one-act play from germinal idea to completed script. Analysis of dramaturgical theory and technique, including plot, characterization, and dialogue. Prerequisites: 305-16000 and at least three courses in the humanities and/or social sciences. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-36700 Interrelationships: British Drama and Cultural Life HU LA 3b, g
This course is divided into two units which must be taken concurrently. Prerequisites: Three courses in the humanities and/or fine arts.
1. The seminar section consists of lectures and workshops on British cultural history reflected in the drama of four major periods: (a) Renaissance; (b) Restoration and 18th-century; (c) Victorian and Edwardian; and (d) 20th-century. The course is open to all drama program students but is not required. Offered only through the London Center. 6 credits. (S,Y)
2. The laboratory consists of play attendance, guided on-site tours of historic museums and buildings, backstage tours, class readings and discussions, guest speakers, and a journal recording of experience. Offered only through the London Center. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-46100 Contemporary Developments in Theater HU LA
Study of the history of dramatic art from 1950 to the present, including movements in dramatic literature, theory, and production. Prerequisites: 305-36100, 305-36200. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-46400 Theories of Comedy and Tragedy HU LA
Study of comic and tragic theory from classical to contemporary periods applied to major types and styles of dramatic composition. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-46500 Advanced Playwriting FA LA
Writing of a full-length play. Class discussion and analysis of student writing, supplemented by individual conferences with instructor. Prerequisites: 305-36500 and junior standing. 3 credits. (IRR)
305-46800 Senior Seminar HU LA
Students do appropriate historical, cultural, and/or literary research on selected topics. Prerequisites: 305-16000, either 305-36100 or 305-36200, either English 307-31100 or 307-31200, and senior standing. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-37100 Directing I FA LA 3b
Fundamentals of directing; class work in composition, picturization, movement, tempo, mood; rehearsal procedures; play selection and interpretation. Prerequisites: 305-13100-305-13200 or 305-14100- 305-14200, and one other course in Theater Arts. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-37200 Directing II FA LA
Laboratory experience in directing scenes; study of directing theories. Prerequisites: 305-37100. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-37300 Introduction to Directing FA LA
A study of the basic principles and problems involved in directing plays and musicals, including those peculiar to amateur productions. For non-theater majors. Offered either Block I or Block II fall semester. Recommended for speech communication and music education majors. Prerequisites: Junior standing and three courses in the humanities, music, or communications. 2 credits. (IRR)
305-47000 Senior Project in Directing U NLA
Senior theater arts majors select and rehearse a one-hour production performed for an audience under studio performance conditions. Prerequisites: Senior standing in the theater arts department, approval of departmental chair and curriculum committee, 305-37100, and either 305-37200 or equivalent experience. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-47200 Senior Ensemble U NLA
Preparation and/or presentation of a broad repertoire of projects through special workshops and field studies. Prerequisites: Senior standing in theater arts major and audition and/or interview. 1-15 credits. (S,Y)
305-28300 Stage Management U NLA
A practical review and development of the management skills, operational techniques, and practices of stage management from pre-rehearsal through postproduction. Prerequisites: 305-10200 Stagecraft and sophomore standing or above. 3 credits. (F,O)
305-28400 Promotion and Publicity for the Theater U NLA
A practical approach to the design and application of materials used to attract and develop an audience for the performing arts. The planning and execution of publicity campaigns designed to stimulate single-ticket, group, and subscription sales are explored. Prerequisites: Sophomore standing or above. 3 credits. (S,Y)
305-38100 Theater Organization and Management U NLA
Survey of the organization and management of professional and amateur theatrical companies. Broadway, stock, community, and college theaters are studied and compared. Students do practical assignments in box-office, house, and publicity management. Prerequisites: Three courses in the humanities and/or fine arts. 3 credits. (F,Y)
305-38500-305-38600 Theater Arts Management I-II U NLA
Study of professional theater management in the U.S. Emphasis in this two-semester sequence is on goal setting, planning, financing, fund-raising, organizational structure, personnel, unions, marketing, and physical-plant requirements. Prerequisites: 305-38100, 306-12100-305-12200 Principles of Macroeconomics and Microeconomics, 880-22500 Financial Accounting, or permission of instructor. 3 credits. (305-38500-FE, 305-38600-S,E)
305-48000 Senior Project in Theater Arts Management U NLA
Qualified senior students undertake a major theater management assignment under the supervision of a faculty specialist. Prerequisites: Senior standing in the theater arts management program and permission of the program coordinator. 3 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-48100 Professional Aspects of Theater U NLA
Advanced course designed for those intending to enter the professional theater. Special projects in the study of current plays and in the preparation of interviews, résumés, portfolios, and auditions. Prerequisites: 305-38100. For senior theater arts majors only. 2 credits. (F,Y)
Note: Only one enrollment permitted in any type of independent work per semester.
305-29500, 305-29600 Special Topics U LA/NLA
Topics of current interest in theater, such as special problems in theater production, guest artist workshop, or contemporary developments in arts management. May be repeated for credit for topics on different subjects. Prerequisites: Three courses in humanities and/or fine arts, and the appropriate lower-level theater courses that offer introductory or general information on the subject. 1-3 credits.
305-49000 Theater Projects U NLA
Independent pursuit of applied production projects. Open to juniors and seniors only. Prerequisites: By special permission only of departmental curriculum committee. May be repeated for a total of 6 credits. 1-4 credits. (F-S,Y)
305-49100, 305-49200 Professional Internship U NLA
A one-semester internship with a professional performing arts organization. Student's work monitored and evaluated by faculty adviser. Prerequisites: Junior standing and departmental permission. See information on internships, p. 129. Also offered through the London Center. Maximum of 12 credits. (305-49100-F, 305-49200-S,Y)
305-49500, 305-49600 Special Topics U LA/NLA
Topics of current interest in theater, such as special problems in theater production, guest artist workshop, contemporary developments in arts management. May be repeated for credit for topics on different subjects. Prerequisites: Three courses in humanities and/or fine arts and the appropriate lower-level theater courses that offer introductory or general information on the subject. 1-3 credits.
305-49900 Independent Study U LA/NLA
Special reading and research under the supervision of the department. Open to juniors and seniors only. Prerequisites: By special permission only of departmental curriculum committee. Also offered through the London Center. May be repeated for a total of 6 credits. 1-4 credits. (F-S,Y)
