The information following the course description gives the quarter offered (F-fall, W-winter, Sp-spring, S-summer); and the frequency with which the course is offered (A-alternate years, Y-yearly, D-on demand).
570
Readings in Theater Studies (1-2)
Reading and discussion of current research in theater history, theory, and criticism.
573
Seminar in Theater and Drama: Selected Topics (4)
Provides an in-depth examination of a selected area of theater history and drama. (May be repeated for credit).
575
Dramatic Criticism (4)
Principles of dramatic criticism from Aristotle to modern theater. 3 lec. F; Y.
575P
Practicum in Dramaturgy (2-6)
Prereq: permission. Practical experience as a dramaturgy in School of Theater productions, including historical, textual, and bibliographical research, as well as audience outreach.
576
Dramatic Criticism II (4)
Prereq: 575. Modern dramatic criticism from time of Ibsen to present. 3 lec. W;Y.
621
Directors on Directing (4)
Theoretical and historical readings and discussion. W;Y.
670
Seminar in Theater History (4)
may be repeated as topic changes. Sp; A.
675
Seminar in Dramatic Criticism (4)
May be repeated as topic changes. Sp; A.
770
Greek Theater and Drama (4)
First in series of eight seminars covering in-depth theater and drama of western world from prehistoric times to contemporary. 3 lec. F; Y.
771
Roman and Medieval Theater (4)
W;Y.
772
Renaissance Theater and Drama (4)
Sp; Y.
773
Restoration and 18th-Century Theater (4)
774
Baroque European Theater (4)
F;Y.
775
19th-Century European Theater (4)
W;Y.
776
Modern Theater (4)
Sp; Y.
777
American Theater and Drama (4)
Study of significant movements and major playwrights of the American theater with an emphasis on the 20th century. F.