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Day 2 - Département de danse - UQAM

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CENTRE FOR<br />

DRAMA, THEATRE AND<br />

PERFORMANCE STUDIES<br />

University of Toronto<br />

MA & PHD programs<br />

For over 40 years the Graduate Centre for Study of Drama (commonly known as the Drama<br />

Centre) has been the home of Canada’s foremost MA and PhD Theatre programs. On 1 July<br />

2012, the Drama Centre and the un<strong>de</strong>rgraduate University College Drama Program merged to<br />

become the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of Toronto.<br />

At the graduate level, the Centre’s activities have, over<br />

the years, embraced the dominant shifts and wi<strong>de</strong>ning<br />

of focus within our discipline, un<strong>de</strong>rgoing conspicuous<br />

expansion into all aspects of theatre and performance<br />

studies, in addition to dramatic literature. Fostering<br />

advanced inquiry into dramaturgy, interdisciplinarity,<br />

and intermediality, the Centre’s MA and PhD programs<br />

provi<strong>de</strong> unparalleled diversity and breadth in Canadian<br />

post-graduate study in a unique intersection of scholarly<br />

and creative fields. Furthermore, as a ‘centre,’ we also<br />

offer access to a broad range of internationally recognized<br />

scholars from across the University of Toronto’s many<br />

<strong>de</strong>partments and programs, whose expertise can be<br />

creatively integrated into an individual graduate stu<strong>de</strong>nt’s<br />

self-authored plan of study. In addition, the Centre’s<br />

historic emphasis on the integration of theory and<br />

practice has, in recent years, been formalized into ample<br />

opportunities for practice-based research within both<br />

graduate programs.<br />

The un<strong>de</strong>rgraduate Drama Program (Specialist, Major,<br />

Minor) offers stu<strong>de</strong>nts the opportunity to combine high<br />

standards of practical, professional theatre training with a<br />

rich and rigorous aca<strong>de</strong>mic program. It offers courses in<br />

dramatic literature, dramaturgy, theatre and performance<br />

theory and history, acting, production, <strong>de</strong>sign, directing,<br />

and playwriting, and puts a strong emphasis on the<br />

interrelation between the aca<strong>de</strong>mic and the practical<br />

aspects of theatre studies.<br />

With its increased core faculty complement and<br />

enhanced facilities, the Centre for Drama, Theatre and<br />

Performance Studies now bears a name that accurately<br />

reflects the spectrum of possibilities that the University<br />

of Toronto experience offers stu<strong>de</strong>nts interested in all<br />

aspects of performance. For <strong>de</strong>tailed information about the<br />

application process and our programs, facilities, course<br />

offerings, faculty members’ research and creative activities,<br />

and season of performance events, as well as the many,<br />

many advantages of studying in the very heart of the largest<br />

and most thriving city in the country, visit our website:<br />

dramacentre.utoronto.ca<br />

DRAMA<br />

CENTRE<br />

Centre for Drama, Theatre<br />

Centre Drama,Theatre<br />

and<br />

and<br />

Performance<br />

Performance Studies<br />

Studies<br />

University of of Toronto

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