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UK Department of Theatre

College of Fine Arts

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  Last updated 3/31/08

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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

This degree program is available to students to study all aspects of theatre in general. Program requirements may be completed in four years. The program offers a traditional liberal arts approach to the study of theatre.

The B. A. (implemented Fall 2007) program is strongly oriented toward interdisciplinary participation and collaboration. Program courses emphasize the truly inclusive nature of theatre, which encompasses performance, literature, design, history, artistic community and intellectual rigor. Students are expected to acquire a solid familiarity with dramatic literature and to develop the ability to research the historical context and dramaturgy of a play and to write about it. They are also encouraged to study abroad in coordination with the Asian Theatre and French Theatre courses. In addition, students have opportunities for community engagement through the Social Action Theatre course in projects across the commonwealth.

 
The major in theatre must include the following:

University Studies Requirements

Click here to see current University Studies Program (USP) requirements. Students should work closely with their academic advisor to complete USP requirements in a timely manner.

 

College of Fine Arts Requirements

Students must complete 120 hours of course work with a grade-point average (GPA) of 2.0 or better. Of these hours a minimum of 39 hours must be at the 300-level or above. Students must also complete 6 hours in either Music, Art, or Arts Administration.

Department of Theatre Requirements
Premajor Requirements (11 credit hours)
TA 115 Freshman Studio
TA 171 World Theatre I
Major Requirments (35)
TA 215 Sophomore Studio
TA 260 Stagecraft
TA 265 Costume Construction
TA 267 Light & Sound Technology
TA 271 World Theatre II
TA 275 Stage Management
TA 315/316 Junior Studio: Acting/Design Intensive
TA 371 World Theatre III
TA 387 Seminar in Theatre (repeatable)
TA 390 Practicum (repeatable 5x)
TA 415 Senior Studio
Electives
Students must choose at least one course from each category below. A total of 24 hours of theatre electives are required for graduation.
PRACTICUM / PERFORMANCE
DESIGN / TECHNOLOGY
HISTORY / THEORY
TA 300 Special Project in Theatre
TA 360 Graphics for Theatre
TA 384 Black Theatre Workshop
TA 326 Advanced Acting
TA 365 Costume Design
TA 471 World Theatre IV
TA 330 Directing I
Ta 367 Lighting Design
TA 485 French Theatre
TA 516 Playwriting
TA 368 Visual Storytelling
TA 486 Social Action Theatre
TA 526 Playwriting II
TA 374 Scene Design
TA 584 Asian Theatre
TA 530 Experiment in Directing
TA 470 Advanced Projects in Design
TA 587 Gender & Performance
 
Related Experience/Electives (9 hours)
Students must complete nine hours of course credit related to but outside the College of Fine Arts. Courses used to fulfill University Studies Program (USP) electives may also be used to fulfill this requirement.
Total Hours (120 hours)

You may dowload a copy of the these degree requirements and a four-year course of study:

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