Film Studies

This course analyzes and critiques classic and contemporary cinema from around the world. We shall examine basic elements of film production, comparative filmmaking styles and

Acting Studio

This elective is for students who have an interest in a more in-depth study of theater. In addition to honing performance skills, students will explore

Acting Technique

Expand your acting toolbox through this physically engaged and intensive class. You will hone articulation and memorization skills while increasing your expressive power and range.

Foundations of Acting

This course explores the principles of acting including ensemble building, improvisation, voice, movement, textual analysis and theater vocabulary. Class assignments include writing and performing monologues,

Musical Theater Studio

This performance-based course allows students to develop, rehearse, and perform scenes from Broadway shows and operas, in small and large groups. Collaborating with the Vocal

Musical Theater Studio (p/f)

See THE210 description. Please note that a one-term pass/fail course does not qualify for graduation credit.

Acting & Directing for Stage 1

Committed acting students are encouraged to progress to a more advanced study of acting and to contribute to the development of a creative ensemble. In

Acting & Directing for Stage 2

Actors and directors are encouraged to continue their study of these two major theatrical elements. Students will work on a selection of new texts and