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Graduate Catalog: Section 6.19http://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/17000.htmlTH 576 Theatre Management: Internship. Six hours.Prerequisites: TH 570, TH 576, and completion of 20 hours in the M.F.A. program.Professional experience with a major professional resident theatre company. Course may be repeated for a maximumof 12 hours.TH 582 Playwriting I. Three hours.An introduction to writing for the stage, from dramatic conception to finished script.TH 583 Playwriting II. Three hours.Advanced course in playwriting; concentration on various play forms, draft revision, and the script developmentprocess.TH 584 Dramaturgy: Principles and Practices. Three hours.Prerequisite: TH 582.Explores dramaturgic theory, current practices, and historical foundations. Includes studies in adaptation, literarymanagement, new play development, production, and audience-related dramaturgy.TH 586 Dramatic Theory and Criticism. Three hours.A survey of the major critical and performance theories, with special emphasis on Aristotelian and 20th-centuryapproaches. Includes study and practice of reviewing dramatic productions.TH 599 Thesis Research. Three hours.TH 600 Advanced Practicum. One hour.Execution of significant creative assignments in mainstage and/or A. B. Theatre productions throughout the term.TH 602 Alabama Shakespeare Festival: Conservatory. Ten hours.Professional, practical application of various theatre specialties in conjunction with the ASF in Montgomery, Alabama.This rubric is used for the Professional Actor Training Program, as well as the programs in stage management,theatre management and arts administration, scene design and production, and costume design and production.TH 606 Stage Management I. Three hours.The precepts and practice of stage management.TH 607 Stage Management II. Three hours. Continuation of TH 606.TH 615 Lighting Design I. Three hours.A thorough study of the technical aspects of stage lighting, including electricity, optics, color, control theory, andlight-plotting techniques.TH 616 Lighting Design II. Three hours.An advanced course covering the theory and practice of lighting design for the theatre, with an emphasis on scriptanalysis and execution.TH 618 Lighting Design III. Three hours.A seminar involving the presentation of designs for various productions and preparation of problem-relateddemonstrations. May be repeated.TH 622 Scene Design I. Three hours.A studio course in scenic design for the theatre. Students will execute designs for several plays focusing on analysis,graphic representations, and portfolio building.TH 623 Scene Design II. Three hours.A continuation and intensification of the material in TH 622. Attention given to script analysis and complete designdrawing, plus design for varied forms of stages.TH 628 Problems in Theatre Arts: Design. Three hours.An intensive study of the designer's responsibility involving design for varied forms of staging and design drafting.TH 632 Costume Construction II. Three hours.A studio course in advanced costume construction and costume crafts. Included topics are tailoring, corsetry,millinery, armor, wigs, masks, and jewelry, both period and modern. May be repeated. Lab fee, $25.00.TH 634 Costume Design II. Three hours.A continuation and intensification of the material in TH 533. Projects will address specific problems of design. May berepeated. Lab fee, $25.00.TH 635 Costume Design III. Three hours.Continuation of TH 634. Projects address larger and more specific problems in design.
Graduate Catalog: Section 6.19http://graduate.ua.edu/catalog/17000.htmlTH 636 Costume Design IV. Three hours.Continuation of TH 635. Projects are produced with the aid of computers.TH 637 Period Costume Construction. Three hours.Prerequisites: TH 531, TH 632.A studio course in the patterning, fit, and construction of garments popular prior to the 20th century.TH 638 Advanced Tailoring Techniques for Theatre. Three hours.Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.A studio course in both hand and machine tailoring techniques needed to produce high quality custom tailoredgarments for the stage. This includes, but is not limited to hand padding, machine padding, decorative and couturetechniques.TH 639 Problems in Theatre Arts: Costuming. Three hours.Study and studio work in a specialized area of costume design or technology.TH 640 Problems in Theatre Arts: Stage Movement. Three hours.Prerequisite: TH 540 or permission of the instructor.Advanced theory and practice in stage movement topics such as anatomy, clowning, mask, stage combat, mime, etc.May be repeated for credit when the topic differs.TH 642 Teaching Acting. Three hours.A course to provide practical experience in teaching and coaching actors and developing methods and variousapproaches in teaching acting.TH 643 Teaching Practicum. Three hours.Prerequisites: TH 642 and permission of the instructor.A course covering the practical aspects of teaching, including syllabi preparation, course planning, and classroomexperience.TH 649 Problems in Theatre Arts: Performance. Three hours.Advanced theory and practical application of performance techniques.TH 662 History of Directing. Three hours.Historical development of directing theory and methodology since Saxe-Meiningen.TH 669 Problems in Theatre Arts: Directing. Three hours.Advanced theory and practical application of directing techniques.TH 673 Fund-raising and Financial Management. Three hours.A study of fund-raising and financial management of nonprofit arts organizations with an emphasis on fund-raisingaudits, forecasting, and plans.TH 674 Arts Advocacy, Policy, and Public Relations. Three hours.A study of the history and manifestation of public arts policy in the United States, with emphasis placed on artsadvocacy and public relations tactics and campaigns.TH 675 Business and Legal Issues in the Arts. Three hours.An examination of legal requirements of nonprofit arts organizations, specifically addressing tax exemption, reportingof contributions, development considerations, and contemporary legal issues affecting artists.TH 676 Marketing the Arts. Three hours.A study of contemporary marketing practices and how they are applied to the nonprofit arts organization. Specialemphasis on marketing audits, forecasting, analysis, and campaigns.TH 679 Problems in Theatre Arts: Management. Three hours.Directed studies in specific management techniques and theoretical development of theatre projects.TH 683 Problems in Theatre Arts: Playwriting. Three hours.Specific topics such as the historical play, New Dramaturgy, and writing; workshops with visiting writers from theNew Playwrights Program.TH 684 Problems in Theatre Arts: Dramaturgy. Three hours.TH 690 Independent Study. Three hours.TH 698 Research not Related to Thesis. Three hours.THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA GRADUATE CATALOG:: TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Graduate School | UA Catalogs | Graduate Publications | Contact Update: Sep. 2007
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