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THE1100 Introduction to the Practice of Theatre 3,0 THE1300 Methodology of Theatrical Studies 3,0 THE2100 The Theatrical Event 3,0 THE2111 Acting I 3,0 THE2123 Principles of Play Analysis 3,0 THE2150 Technical Theatre I 3,0 THE3347 Theatre in English Canada 3,0 Three optional THE credits Three THE credits at the 3000 or 4000 level Three credits from: THE2145 Theatre History I: From Ritual to Profession 3,0 THE2147 Theatre History II: From Classicism to the Dawn of Romanticism 3,0 THE3345 Modern Theatre: From Enlightenment to World War I 3,0 THE4143 Contemporary Theatre : From World War I to Today 3,0

THE1100 Introduction to the Practice of Theatre 3,0 THE1300 Methodology of Theatrical Studies 3,0 THE2123 Principles of Play Analysis 3,0 THE2145 Theatre History I: From Ritual to Profession 3,0 THE2147 Theatre History II: From Classicism to the Dawn of Romanticism 3,0 THE3345 Modern Theatre: From Enlightenment to World War I 3,0 24 credits in one of the following profiles: Education ProfileTHE2111 Acting I 3,0 THE2150 Technical Theatre I 3,0 THE3111 Principles of Play Direction 3,0 THE3121 Theatre Production 3,0 THE3152 Technical Theatre II 3,0 THE3347 Theatre in English Canada 3,0 Six optional THE credits at the 4000 level Theory ProfileTHE2100 The Theatrical Event 3,0 THE3347 Theatre in English Canada 3,0 THE4123 Practice of Dramaturgy 3,0 THE4142 Theory of the Theatrical Event 3,0 THE4143 Contemporary Theatre : From World War I to Today 3,0 Six optional THE credits Three optional THE credits at the 3000 or 4000 level

The Department of Theatre offers a Master of Arts with thesis (MA) in Theatre in the field of theatre theory and dramaturgy. The objective of this program is to bridge theoretical and practical approaches to the study of theatre by encouraging dialogue and understanding between practitioners and theoreticians. The program enables students to broaden their academic scope with regard to the epistemological and interdisciplinary specificities of theatre as an art form and as a discipline of study; it encourages the analysis of the Western world’s principal theatrical traditions from various discursive perspectives; it fosters a greater understanding of Canada’s two

The Department of Theatre offers a master of fine arts (MFA) in directing for the theatre. This bilingual two year program focuses on the practice and theory of directing. It allows students to develop their skills in the art of directing, and offers the unique opportunity to study both English and French theatre practices and traditions in a bilingual and bicultural setting. The program is designed to prepare students to work as directors in both the professional and academic theatre. The program is for full-time students only, and takes two years to complete.

The Department of Theatre offers a Master of Arts with thesis (MA) in Theatre in the field of theatre theory and dramaturgy. The objective of this program is to bridge theoretical and practical approaches to the study of theatre by encouraging dialogue and understanding between practitioners and theoreticians. The program enables students to broaden their academic scope with regard to the epistemological and interdisciplinary specificities of theatre as an art form and as a discipline of study; it encourages the analysis of the Western world’s principal theatrical traditions from various discursive perspectives; it fosters a greater understanding of Canada’s two

Faculty: C. Houghton (Chairperson), G. Breed, C. Evans, K. Kern The Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre is a degree in general theatre designed for the student seeking overall experience in theatre. The B.F.A. Specializations are currently being reviewed. As a result of this review, students currently are not being accepted for the B.F.A. Students requesting a B.F.A. Specialization will be placed in the B.A. Specialization. All students are invited to participate in University theatre productions and to take courses in theatre.

Computer Applications 0-3 COM 130 Computer Applications (unless exempted) (3) Theatre (10) Students pursuing a specialization in theatre must take FAS 125 Intro to Theatre as their general education course in the fine arts. This course acts as a prerequisite to all other theatre courses. Students will complete the specialization with the following courses: FAS 127 Acting (3) FAS 220 Theatre Playhouse 90 (1 credit, taken a minimum of two times) (2) FAS 222 Directing (3) FAS 230 Theatre Practicum I (1) FAS 240 Theatre Practicum II

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