Theatre and Drama: Acting
University of Wisconsin-Madison · WI · THEATRE-DRAMA-ACTING-BS
Theatre and Drama: Acting at University of Wisconsin-Madison lists 25 subjects. Subjects include FUNDAMENTALS OF THEATRICAL DESIGN, VOICE 1: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION and ACTING I: INTRODUCTION TO ACTING. The topics that come up most are theatre, acting and professional practice (13, 13 and 5 subjects).
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
What you'll study in Theatre and Drama: Acting
Example subjects: FUNDAMENTALS OF THEATRICAL DESIGN, VOICE 1: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION, ACTING I: INTRODUCTION TO ACTING, TECHNICAL THEATRE FUNDAMENTALS, SCENIC STUDIO PRACTICUM, COSTUME STUDIO PRACTICUM, LIGHTING & SOUND STUDIO PRACTICUM, COLLABORATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING, INTERMEDIATE VOICE TRAINING, FUNDAMENTALS OF ACTING, PRODUCING THEATRE, BACKSTAGE PRACTICUM.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Theatre and Drama: Acting?
Theatre and Drama: Acting covers areas like theatre, acting, professional-practice, directing, practice, work-placement, creative-arts, performance.
Who offers Theatre and Drama: Acting?
Theatre and Drama: Acting is offered by University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI.
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