Chair: Christopher Grabowski;

Professors: Christopher Grabowski, Shona Tucker^ab, Denise A. Walen;

Assistant Professor: Amanda Culp, Peter Gil-Sheridan^b;

Senior Lecturer: Kenisha D. Kelly;

Visiting Assistant Professors:  Conrad Schott, Dan Daly, Hannah Gaff, Leslie Partridge-Sachs;

Adjunct Instructor: Chelsea Gillespie, Lisa Harvie;

Technical Director: James Hunting.

^b On leave 2023/24, second semester

^abOn leave 2023/24

Programs

Major

• •  Drama Major

Courses

Drama: I. Introductory

• •  DRAM 102 - Introduction to Theater-Making: Theory and Practice
• •  DRAM 103 - Introduction to Stagecraft
• •  DRAM 104 - The Acting Company
• •  DRAM 126 - Our bodies/Our selves: A Systematic Approach for Musicians to Improved Use of the Self
• •  DRAM 143 - The Genius of Chekhov: Theatre and Tales
• •  DRAM 190 - Theater Production Participation

Drama: II. Intermediate

• •  DRAM 200 - Drama Department Production
• •  DRAM 202 - The Art of Theater Making
• •  DRAM 203 - The Actor’s Craft: The Study of Acting
• •  DRAM 204 - Theatre Technologies: Stage Lighting
• •  DRAM 205 - The Actor’s Voice
• •  DRAM 206 - Movement for Actors
• •  DRAM 207 - Graphic Communications for Theater
• •  DRAM 208 - Draping and Pattern-Development for Stage Production
• •  DRAM 209 - Introduction to Costume Design for the Stage
• •  DRAM 210 - Introduction to Playwriting
• •  DRAM 213 - Stage Management in Production
• •  DRAM 214 - Clowning
• •  DRAM 215 - Introduction to Theatrical Design
• •  DRAM 221 - Sources of World Drama
• •  DRAM 222 - Sources of World Drama
• •  DRAM 228 - African American Literature
• •  DRAM 231 - History of Fashion for the Stage
• •  DRAM 232 - Dramaturgy
• •  DRAM 233 - Looking at Dance Theater
• •  DRAM 239 - Topics in Global Performance
• •  DRAM 241 - Shakespeare
• •  DRAM 261 - Performance and Politics in 1970s Italy
• •  DRAM 281 - Makeup Design for Stage and Film
• •  DRAM 282 - Theater Lighting Design
• •  DRAM 283 - Theater Sound Design
• •  DRAM 284 - Dramatic Acrobatics
• •  DRAM 290 - Community-Engaged Learning
• •  DRAM 298 - Independent Work

Drama: III. Advanced

• •  DRAM 304 - The Art of Acting: Shakespeare
• •  DRAM 305 - The Director’s Art
• •  DRAM 306 - The Art of Acting: Comedy
• •  DRAM 307 - The Alexander Technique
• •  DRAM 308 - Auditioning and Acting for the Camera
• •  DRAM 309 - Advanced Draping and Costume Design
• •  DRAM 310 - Advanced Playwriting
• •  DRAM 311 - Advanced Playwriting: Playwriting in Production
• •  DRAM 313 - Historic Costume Collection and Exhibition
• •  DRAM 317 - Introduction to Screenwriting
• •  DRAM 320 - Scenography
• •  DRAM 336 - Seminar in Performance Studies
• •  DRAM 339 - Shakespeare in Production
• •  DRAM 340 - Seminar in Performance Studies: Artaud and His Legacy
• •  DRAM 342 - Studies in Shakespeare
• •  DRAM 362 - Chinese Drama and Theatre
• •  DRAM 390 - Senior Project in Drama
• •  DRAM 391 - Senior Production Laboratory
• •  DRAM 392 - Intensive Topics
• •  DRAM 399 - Senior Independent Work