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CENTRE FOR DRAMA, THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE STUDIES University of Toronto MA & PHD programs For over 40 years the Graduate Centre for Study of Drama (commonly known as the Drama Centre) has been the home of Canada’s foremost MA and PhD Theatre programs. On 1 July 2012, the Drama Centre and the undergraduate University College Drama Program merged to become the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of Toronto. At the graduate level, the Centre’s activities have, over the years, embraced the dominant shifts and widening of focus within our discipline, undergoing conspicuous expansion into all aspects of theatre and performance studies, in addition to dramatic literature. Fostering advanced inquiry into dramaturgy, interdisciplinarity, and intermediality, the Centre’s MA and PhD programs provide unparalleled diversity and breadth in Canadian post-graduate study in a unique intersection of scholarly and creative fields. Furthermore, as a ‘centre,’ we also offer access to a broad range of internationally recognized scholars from across the University of Toronto’s many departments and programs, whose expertise can be creatively integrated into an individual graduate student’s self-authored plan of study. In addition, the Centre’s historic emphasis on the integration of theory and practice has, in recent years, been formalized into ample opportunities for practice-based research within both graduate programs. The undergraduate Drama Program (Specialist, Major, Minor) offers students the opportunity to combine high standards of practical, professional theatre training with a rich and rigorous academic program. It offers courses in dramatic literature, dramaturgy, theatre and performance theory and history, acting, production, design, directing, and playwriting, and puts a strong emphasis on the interrelation between the academic and the practical aspects of theatre studies. With its increased core faculty complement and enhanced facilities, the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies now bears a name that accurately reflects the spectrum of possibilities that the University of Toronto experience offers students interested in all aspects of performance. For detailed information about the application process and our programs, facilities, course offerings, faculty members’ research and creative activities, and season of performance events, as well as the many, many advantages of studying in the very heart of the largest and most thriving city in the country, visit our website: dramacentre.utoronto.ca DRAMA CENTRE Centre for Drama, Theatre Centre Drama,Theatre and and Performance Performance Studies Studies University of of Toronto
PLAYWRIGHTS CANADA PRESS ANNUAL CATR LUNCHEON SUNDAY, JUNE 2, STARTING AT 12:30 THE UNIVERSITY CLUB OF VICTORIA MAIN DINING HALL FEATURING READINGS AND PRESENTATIONS FROM: YVETTE NOLAN: THE UNPLUGGING JOSEPH JOMO PIERRE: SHAKESPEARE’S NIGGA NATALIE ALVAREZ AND LINA DE GUEVARA: LATINA/O CANADIAN THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE AND FRONTERAS VIVIENTES JIM DUGAN, INTRODUCING: DISCOVERING MAVOR MOORE PLAYWRIGHTSCANADA.COM
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