Theatre

Associate Professor McKercher
Associate Professor Stander
Assistant Professor Himmelberger
 

In keeping with Doane’s mission to stimulate inquiry, enhance knowledge and promote examination and development of values and perspectives, the Theatre Department guides students to a general knowledge of basic theatrical skills required to understand and create artistic works. The Theatre Department provides students with a variety of theatrical experiences (both academic and extracurricular) to help each student form a personal perspective in the dramatic arts. As well, the Theatre Department prepares its students for professional activity and graduate study in the performing arts.

Programs

• Theatre

• Theatre Minor

Courses

• THE 101 - Introduction to the Theatre (3)
• THE 103 - Acting I (3)
• THE 108 - Introduction to Stagecraft (3)
• THE 109 - Introduction to Costumes (3)
• THE 115 - Makeup for the Stage (1)
• THE 207 - Advanced Acting (3)
• THE 210 - Script Analysis (3)
• THE 211 - Film Making (3)
• THE 212 - Scenic Design (3)
• THE 217 - Fundamentals of Play Directing (3)
• THE 224 - Summer Stock Experience (3)
• THE 271/371/471 - Selected Topics (1-3)
• THE 290/390/490 - Directed Study (1-3)
• THE 303 - History of the Theatre I (3)
• THE 304 - History of the Theatre II (3)
• THE 307 - Advanced Acting (3)
• THE 309 - Theatre Management (3)
• THE 311 - Advanced Scenic and Costume Design (3)
• THE 312 - Light and Sound for the Stage (3)
• THE 314 - Actors and Playwrights (3)
• THE 318 - Advanced Directing (3)
• THE 328 - Field Experience for Teaching Theatre (2)
• THE 407 - Advanced Acting (3)
• THE 421 - Theatre Internship (0-12)
• THE 495 - Senior Project (1-3)