Courses

Theatre Independent Study gives students the opportunity to pursue special research and creative projects with guidance from theatre faculty. Syllabus to be developed by each student and their faculty mentor. Class may be taken twice for college credit.

Introduction to University Life is a course designed to facilitate the successful transition of new students into the the UAH community. This one credit hour elective course will assist students in the development of academic and personal skills that contribute to success in college, the workplace, and lifelong learning. The education strategy for the course includes cooperative learning, guided discovery activities, journal writing and various assessment measures.

This course provides an in-depth examination of Applied Theatre as it is used in a variety of settings, including elementary and middle school classrooms, recreation facilities, and in community outreach programs.

Independent internship with a theatre professional. Students must submit an application and meet the qualifications.

Students will gain experience within an area of their specialization in a professional theatre setting. Grades: Pass/Fail.

This course is a practical application of skills and knowledge learned in the achieved an acceptable GPA. Internships may be arranged with an approved chair.

Seminar and workshop in writing for the stage. Readings emphasize plays from a range of literary eras and playwriting theory texts. Writing assignments include weekly exercises and the execution of a one-act play.

Practical experience in stock, repertory, or touring theatre.

Practical experience in stock, repertory, or touring theatre.

This course combines community service (creating theatre for or with non-profit community organizations that serve at-risk populations) with readings, discussions, and collaboration on societal applications of performing arts.