THTR 300
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The Actor and the Craft of Characterization
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Course Description
This course begins with a deeper exploration of the theories within the Stanislavsky system of acting, focusing on psychological, emotional, physical, and intellectual processes that aid the actor when entering the world of the realistic play. The course then moves to physical approaches to character based in clown traditions as a bridge toward absurdism. Over the semester students explore both physical and emotional approaches to developing characters and apply them to a range of dramatic styles in both lab and class work. Participation includes extensive scene work and rigorous physical and vocal activity.
Students must also register for the THTR 300 lab.
Students must also register for the THTR 300 lab.
Course Typically Offered
Offered frequently.
Career
Undergraduate
Prerequsites
000687
Catalog Course Attributes
CO24 - ARTHUM (Artistic and Humanistic), INTD - NRSCMJARTS (Neuro Arts Major NRSC)
Min Units
1
Max Units
1
Name
Laboratory
Optional Component
No
Final Exam Type
No
Name
Lecture
Optional Component
No
Final Exam Type
Yes