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City University of New York - The American Musical Theatre

This course explores the American musical from nineteenth-century minstrelsy, vaudeville operetta, and burlesque, through its "golden age" (1930-1950). Attention then turns to the stylistic and sociopolitical development of the genre since World War II. The final portion of the course will consider recent developments, including the rock musical, the megamusical, and the musical's relationship to film.
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City University of New York - Advanced Acting

Through the analysis of play and character and the performance of scenes, students learn to polish those skills developed in THE 1043.
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City University of New York - Introduction to the Theatre Arts

By examining how the creative arts of the playwright, director, actor, and designer contribute to the form of the play that ultimately appears on stage, the course provides a basic understanding and critical appreciation of the arts of the theatre. Students attend productions when feasible.
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City University of New York - Introduction to Acting

This course introduces the student to the essential techniques and methods of acting. Students are introduced to selected plays both through literary analysis and attendance at current productions.
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City University of New York - Stagecraft

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City University of New York - Workshop in Children's Theatre

By considering the role of drama in the elementary and junior high school classroom and the practical problems generally met in elementary and junior high school play production, this course offers a learning and testing ground for the skills requisite to the teaching of drama on these levels.
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City University of New York - History of Theatre

This course offers the student an exploration of the origins of theatre and overviews of major world theatre production practices and dramatic literature drawn from Western, African, and Asian traditions. The place of theatre in society and its potential as a cultural force are examined within the context of selected historical periods.
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City University of New York - Theatre of Color in the United States

This course introduces students to the essential historical roots of the leading theatres of color in the United States: African-American, Asian-American, Hispanic-American, and Native American. Selected texts of both classic and contemporary plays representative of these four groups are read, discussed, and critiqued in written form and, whenever available concurrently in New York City, seen in production.
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City University of New York - Advanced Acting

Through the analysis of play and character and the performance of scenes, students learn to polish those skills developed in THE 1043.
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City University of New York - Introduction to Directing

Working with acting students, often from THE 3044 and/or THE 1043, students learn the principles and practices of directing a play.
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City University of New York - Play Production

In conjunction with Baruch College's theatre performances, the class works on selected aspects of play production. Each student concentrates in one or more of the following areas: stage design, scene building, prop construction, costuming, acting, business management, and/or publicity.
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City University of New York - Workshop in Playwriting

This course provides beginning and advanced playwrights with practical techniques for developing works for the stage. Concentrating on the dynamics of live human interaction as the substance of drama, the course emphasizes the structure of action and examines examples from a wide range of dramatic styles. Students learn how dialogue, character, spectacle, and thought take on meaning in the live experience of the theatrical event. They sketch scenarios, flesh them into drafts, and revise and rewrite those drafts into scripts for production. The course helps playwrights achieve their own styles.
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City University of New York - Stage Design: Principles and Practice

This course introduces students to the theory and practice of perspective; principles of design and color for three dimensions; computer applications, such as AutoCAD; and production work, as they relate to scene design. The culmination of the course is the application of these principles to a major theatrical production at Baruch College.
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City University of New York - Theatre Organization and Management

Through reading and required laboratory work as crew chiefs for departmental productions, the student learns the organization and operation of theatres on the professional, educational, and community levels.
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City University of New York - Playwriting II

This is the second course in the playwriting sequence. Students write two- and three-act plays. There are staged readings of all student plays.
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