Theatre - Suffolk University

Theatre from Suffolk University is a Campus Bachelor Theatre degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. Theatre majors pursue a rigorous course of study designed to develop skills that are applicable to a wide range of professional pursuits. The emphasis of the major is on the expansive and provocative ways that the study of theatre illuminates and integrates knowledge from a variety of disciplines. Students may concentrate their course of study in one of the tracks below. Arts Management This is a practical track for students interested in studying arts or stage management in a variety of performing and visual arts organizations. Directing Directing students develop the analytical, interpretive, and practical tools to articulate their unique creative vision for the theatre. Coursework is supplemented by a rich assortment of practical opportunities. Dramatic Literature In this interdisciplinary track with the English and Humanities Departments, students complement their practical theatre training with a survey of the great works of western and world dramatic literature. Musical Theatre & Dance This Musical Theatre course within this track places special emphasis on an integrated, organic approach to musical theatre analysis, interpretation, and performance. The Dance course within this track provides interested students with a wide range of skills a rigorous balance of studio courses and dance history and criticism. Performance The study and practice of performance is integral to the Theatre Department's educational mission. In addition to classroom study, students are provided with an abundant range of performance opportunities. Playwriting The Theatre Department strongly encourages student writing and has established a number of initiatives to support student' development as writers. Coursework is supplemented by opportunities for public readings, workshops, and full productions. Technical Theatre & Design All Theatre majors are required to participate in technical theatre assignments during their tenure at Suffolk, and are eligible to design lighting, sound, costumes, and/or scenery in either the C. Walsh or Studio Theatre. Build-A-Track Students may develop a customized theatre track in consultation with the Department Chair by selecting three courses based on their individual interests and ambitions. Interdisciplinary studies require approval from all departments involved. View more details on Suffolk University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Theatre courses.