Theatre Minor

The Theatre Minor introduces students to the art of the theatre, emphasizing its theories, means of production, and historical development. They will explore a wide range of fundamental movement and voice techniques that provide for more centered, free, and dynamic artistic expression

The Theatre Minor requires the approval of the head of the School of Communication, Film, & Theatre.

Campus Availability

Gainesville Campus

Number of Credit Hours

15-18 Credit Hours

Around 5-6 Courses

Courses You Could Take

THEA 1070 - Performance Studies

Fundamentals of interpretation and performance of various forms of literature, with emphasis on poetry, drama, and prose.

Hours:
3

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THEA 1500 - Stagecraft

Introduction to technical theatre production.

Hours:
3

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