Concentration in
Design and Theatre Production B.A. Programs
All students seeking a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Theatre design
or production must complete the department’s core requirements
as well as the requirements for their concentration.
| Core Requirements: |
| THTR 100 |
Introduction to Scenography [3] |
| THTR 104 |
Introduction to Costume [3] |
| THTR 202 |
Introduction to Dramatic Literature [3] |
| THTR 244 |
Script Analysis [3] |
| THTR 250 |
Introduction to Production Techniques [3] |
| THTR 310 |
History of Theatre I [3] |
| THTR 311 |
History of Theatre II [3] |
| THTR 410 |
Modern Theatre I –Social Protest [3] |
| THTR 411 |
Modern Theatre II –The Interior World [3] |
| THTR 460 |
Theatre Capstone [3] |
CORE CREDITS: 28
Note: Stage management of departmental productions may be selected
as a substitute for THTR 250, at the discretion of the faculty.
Five areas of design/theatre production are offered: stage management,
scenery, costuming, lighting and sound. These majors have numerous
opportunities to work as design assistants and, with recommendations,
designers on faculty directed productions. Other opportunities
include work as a stage manager, master carpenter, master electrician,
props master, draper, crafts person, stitcher. Students wishing
to pursue the B.A. degree with a concentration in design and
theatre production must complete the following additional requirements.
| THTR 110 |
Introduction to Acting [3] |
| THTR 230 |
Drawing for the Theatre [3] |
| THTR 231 |
Drafting for the Theatre: Hand and CADD [3] |
| THTR 234 |
Make-up for the stage |
| Three 200-level design courses [9] |
| One 300-level design course [3] |
Theatre majors with a theatre production emphasis are strongly
advised to consult with their advisor regarding the order in which
courses should be taken.
Note:
Laboratory assignments on all department productions will be
required of all design majors. See the department technical
director.
TOTAL CREDITS FOR DESIGN/PRODUCTION: 51
For course descriptions, please visit the
online UMBC
Undergraduate Catalog.
Top photo: Set design for The Tutor (1992) |
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