DRA 281 - Theatre Lab IV

Credits: 1
Lecture Hours: 0
Lab Hours: 2
Practicum Hours: 0
Work Experience: 0
Course Type: General

Building on Theatre Lab III, Theatre Lab IV provides students with practical experience in creating, mounting, and running a fully staged theatrical production. The course offers hands on learning in a professionally oriented production, resulting in industry standard readiness for creating a production of a play.
Prerequisite: DRA 280
Competencies

Characterize one’s specific role within in an ensemble in telling a clear and interesting story on stage in conjunction with the director’s vision with self-directed in-depth comprehension.
1. Diagram the necessary time needed to accomplish all assigned tasks.
2. Interpret instructions from leads with clarity in regard to how the function will affect the play in performance.
3. Show a willingness to comprehend other’s ideas.
4. Prepare to perform one’s role effectively, whether it is on- or off-stage.
Perform one’s role within the production effectively with application of industry standard practices.
1. Integrate courage into the execution of an idea.
2. Demonstrate commitment to collaboratively imaginative concepts.
3. Distinguish specific examples where one has shown growth within their role in the production.
Incorporate exemplary responsibility into the process of creating a practical, professional production.
1. Prioritize effective calendar organization.
2. Demonstrate a consistent ability to be effectively communicative.