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Theatre and Dance Theatre and Dance Judy Myers, M.F.A., Chair The department of theatre and dance seeks to foster an understanding and appreciation of the theatre arts and dance that is consonant with the mission of Saint Mary’s University. The department provides students with the opportunity to develop pre-professional theatre skills in performance, musical theatre, design, production, and management. The department expects students to be able to attain entry level positions in theatre around the country as well as entrance to graduate level studies, if they choose. Through its course offerings and productions, the department consistently and consciously promotes a nourishing, diverse, and innovative artistic environment at the Winona campus with a commitment to inspiring a life-long pursuit of the theatre as a profession, avocation, or a source of delight or entertainment. Within the theatre major, students may choose one of four areas in which to focus: performance studies, musical theatre, technical theatre, and theatre management. General Department Goals Engaging in the department’s curriculum or productions facilitates the development of the following knowledge, skills and dispositions: • Cultural awareness and sensitivity by understanding how theatre functions within a particular historical and cultural context; • Problem solving and critical thinking by analyzing dramatic literature for interpretation and production; • An aesthetic sensibility by engaging in the practice and process of theatrical production and discovering meaningful approaches to dramatic criticism; • Research and communication skills by engaging in efficient and ethical research on various topics of the theatre arts; and • Specific knowledge of important theatrical movements, works of dramatic literature, and dramatic theory from the past and present. The department produces four theatre productions and two dance productions on the Winona campus annually as well as one theatre production in London each fall. There are a variety of other performance and design/technical opportunities including student directed scenes, one acts, and graduation projects. Students are also encouraged to participate in the technical aspects of the Page Professional Series which brings to campus several professional performing companies and artists each year. Eligible students are invited to join Alpha Psi Omega, a national theatre honors society. Stefannie Valencia Kierlin Theatre Program in London Theatre majors who meet institutional requirements and who are in good standing in the department are expected to participate in the London theatre semester in London, England. The London theatre experience, under the guidance of Saint Mary’s University faculty, includes: • Attending classes in theatre as well as courses focusing on broader enrichment; • Attending numerous performances in London’s West End, Off-West End, and Fringe theatres; • Fully mounting a student production in a London theatre; • Studying at Dublin’s renowned Gaiety School of acting; and • Traveling to various sites in the United Kingdom as well as additional travel in Europe. Major Offered: Theatre Arts Minors Offered: Dance Theatre 203 203
Theatre and Dance Scholarships The Lillian Davis Hogan Scholarships are endowed four-year renewable scholarships for bachelor degree-seeking student intending to major in theatre arts. Theatre Department Honors at Graduation Theatre offers graduating seniors the opportunity to qualify for departmental honors. These honors are to inspire and reward students who have completed outstanding work within the department. The criteria for department honors are a 3.700 department and major field GPA and a 3.300 cumulative GPA. A senior paper and public presentation or similar creative experience judged to be of superior quality by a committee of departmental faculty is also required. Departmental distinction is reserved for students who perform academically at the top level of all graduates from the department. Theatre Arts Major (49 credits): A. All of the following: TA100 Script Analysis TA155 Introduction to Acting TA180 Theatre Crafts TA221 History of Theatre I: Origins through the Renaissance TA240 Directing I TA299 Career Development: Sophomore Review TA321 History of Theatre II: Enlightenment to Romanticism TA325 Career Development TA360 London Theatre: Page to Stage TA421 History of Theatre III: Realism and Naturalism to the Present TA425 Career Development II: Senior Portfolio TA475 Dramatic Theory and Research B. Two semesters of theatre production from: TA111-114 Theatre Production C. Two semesters of theatre production from: TA311-314 Theatre Production D. One theatre seminar from: TA476-489 Seminars in Theatre E. Students must complete a minimum of three credits in design/technical theatre from: TA270 Scene Design TA275 Lighting Design TA280 Costume Design F. Students must complete an additional minimum of three credits in design/technical theatre from additional credits in Section E or from the following: TA230 Electrics and Sound TA235 Drawing and Rendering TA242 Stage Make-up TA246-249 Special Topics in Theatre TA338 Design II G. One dance course taken for 0-2 credits. H. Additional theatre elective credits so total major credits equals a minimum of 49 credits. Students who choose an area of focus should refer to the department handbook for detailed four-year plans outlining additional course options in: • Performance studies: acting, directing, voice and movement, dance, voice, psychology • Musical theatre: acting, voice and movement, singing for the stage, dance, music theory, piano, music ensembles, musical theatre history • Technical; theatre: scenic design, lighting design, costume design, theatre crafts, studio art, stage management 204
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