THE 322 ADV ACTING: THE REALISTS

An advanced scene-study based acting class, with intensive text analysis, rehearsal, and performance of scenes drawn from major European playwrights who sought to recreate realistic human behavior on stage, and modern USA writers who were influenced by them. The course uses the works of Anton Chekhov, Henrik Ibsen, to Lillian Hellman and Eugene O'Neill, and on to contemporary American playwrights. Students will work in a rigorous and supportive creative environment, using non-traditional casting practices, encouraging deep personal commitment to the circumstances and world of the play, while strengthening the actors' instrument - voice, body, and imagination.

Credits

4

Notes

Two two-hour class meetings per week plus extensive rehearsal time.

Prerequisite

THE 104, 223, 277, or 316; or permission of the instructor.

Enrollment Limit

Enrollment limited to 12 students.

Attributes

MOIA