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311 World Theatre I:
Myth to Drama (3)
Myth and ritual into drama, 1000 BC-1500 AD. Development of Western and
Asian secular drama from sacred and ritual beginnings.
Pre: Introduction to Drama and Theatre (101) or consent.
Required of all majors.
312 World Theatre II:
Elite-Popular (3)
Court and marketplace, 1500-1700. Contrast between elitist and popular
forms in Western and Asian theatre.
Pre: 311 or consent. Required of all majors.
325 Asian Acting for
Western Actors (3)
Principles of acting based on traditional Asian models. Voice, movement
exercises. Pre: Acting II (222).
411 World Theatre III:
Realism (3)
The rise of realism, 1700-1918. Development of romantic and regional forms
of drama and theatre, and the impact of realism.
Pre: 312 or consent. Required of all majors.
412 World Theatre IV:
Modern (3)
Pluralism in modern theatre, 1918-present. Reactions to realism and current
Western and Asian alternative theatre forms.
Pre: 411 or consent. Required of all majors.
426 South and Southeast
Asian Acting Workshop (v)
Training in skills and techniques for selected traditional theatre forms
from Southeast and South Asia. Emphasis on movement and vocal technique.
Pre: Acting II(222) or consent.
427 Chinese Acting
Workshop (v)
Training in skills and techniques for selected traditional Chinese theatre
forms. Emphasis on movement and vocal technique.
Pre: Acting II (222) or consent.
428 Japanese Acting
Workshop (v)
Training in skills and techniques for selected traditional Japanese theatre
forms. Emphasis on movement and vocal technique.
Pre: Acting II (222) or consent.
464 Drama and Theatre
of India and Southeast Asia (3)
Court, folk, and popular traditions and the manner of their production.
Pre: consent.
465 Drama and Theatre
of China (3)
Classical, traditional, and contemporary traditions and the manner of
their production.
Pre: consent.
466 Drama and Theatre
of Japan (3)
No, Kyogen, bunraku, kabuki, and modern drama and the manner of their
production.
Pre: consent.
625 (PA) Experimental
Asian Acting (3)
Advanced principals of Asian-based multicultural acting. Integration of
traditional Asian movement/vocal technique and Western dramatic text.
Pre: 325 or consent of instructor.
630 Directing Asian
Theatre (3)
Directing traditional Asian theatre pieces and Western plays performed
with Asian techniques; development of new performance styles based on
Asian examples; directing of scenes and one-act plays.
Pre: Beginning Directing (330) and one Asian theatre
course.
660 Asian Theatre Field
Research (3)
Goals and methods. Interview, questionnaire, observation, and performance
study as research techniques. Practical application by designing a research
project.
Pre: Theatre Research Seminar (600).
663 (Alpha) Topics
in Asian Theatre (3)
Comparative and cross-cultural examination. (B) Origins, (C) Theories
and Systems, (D) Modern Asian Drama.
Pre: consent.
763 (Alpha) Seminar
in Asian Theatre (3)
(B) India and Southeast Asia. Pre: 464 or consent. (C) China.
Pre: 465 or consent. (D) Japan. Pre: 466 or consent.
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