The Bachelor of Arts with a major in Theatre is the traditional liberal arts theatre degree that provides students broad-based theatre knowledge in each of the collaborative areas. It prepares students for graduate study, professional theatre careers, and may serve as preparation for law, ministry, or educational careers. It emphasizes cultural understanding, aesthetic sensitivity, and creative skill.
You can also pursue a secondary education supplementary teaching endorsement in theatre.
Students interested in double majoring often select the B.A. degree.
| Theatre Department Core | 12 hours |
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| View description for course THTRE 1020FYW/View description for course THTRE 1030 Script Analysis | 3 hours |
| View description for course THTRE 1300 Acting I | 3 hours |
| View description for course THTRE 2500 Directing I | 3 hours |
| View description for course THTRE 2700 Introduction to Theatrical Design | 3 hours |
| Theatre History | 6 hours |
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| View description for course THTRE 3800 World Theatre History I | 3 hours |
| View description for course THTRE 3810 World Theatre History II | 3 hours |
| Technical Theatre | 3 hours |
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| View description for course THTRE 1400 Stagecraft or View description for course THTRE 1410 Costume Construction |
| Capstone | 3 hours |
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