The Theatre and Performance program integrates theory and practice to explore the ways in which artists, audiences, and scholars make meaning in the medium of lived experience. Theatre and Performance students engage with theatre and performance at all levels, from the practical demands of production to its ethical consequences in our communities. By learning to implement creative ideas in real-life situations and to analyze their impact in our rapidly-changing world, students thrive creatively as they develop new knowledge and skills for life and work beyond university.
The course titles and course descriptions can be found on the Undergraduate Calendar Course description page. Here you will find more detailed registration information, such as course credit amounts and prerequisites. You may also find out when courses are offered by referring to the Schedule of Classes. For more specific information or questions, you will need to talk with your undergraduate advisor.
Curriculum Breakdown
1st YearRequired Courses (choose at least one of the following)
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Rest of DegreeComplete all of:
Complete one of:
Complete one production practicum:
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Acting & Performance
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Production & Tech
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Theory & History
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May Nemat Allah & Rebecca Petrosino practise their hand sewing skills as part of the THPERF 243 course (September 2017)