Theater Minor

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Overview

The study of the history, literature, and artistic techniques in theater will provide the student with an integrated discipline that combines elements of most art and academic subjects, since theater employs all art forms to depict an image of life itself. The study of theater will provide supplemental preparation in the areas of teacher education, communication, group process, organization, aesthetics, public presentation and other skills valuable in a wide variety of fields, as well as preparation for graduate school, theater ministry or conservatory training.

Program Student Learning Outcomes

1. Interpret, critique performance and theoretical texts reflecting a range of styles, periods, cultural and critical perspectives.
2. Describe the history and development of theatre globally, including the social, political and religious contexts of performance texts, genre and conventions.
3. Apply skills in performance and theater craft.
4. Speak, write and perform effectively in individual, group and collaborative settings.
5. Articulate the ethical, moral, relational and personal aspects of theatre and performance.

Locations Offered

Main Campus Fresno