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B.A.
Program in Theatre and Performance Studies
The
Department of Theatre and Performance Studies offers a Bachelor of Arts
in Theatre and Performance Studies, with tracks in performance (including
acting, storytelling and performance art), musical theatre, design/technology,
and directing. The major provides student artists with a foundation in
theatre as an historic, global, and aesthetic form, through the study
of a variety of performance texts and styles, from classical and modern
drama to musical theatre, folk and literary narratives, performance art,
and classical and contemporary poetry. Emphasizing the interrelationship
between theory and praxis, the major prepares students for entry into
the profession or for graduate study in theatre or other related fields.
A link to course requirements is at the bottom
of this page.
Course requirements are also available online in the KSU Undergraduate Catalog.
“Related Studies” in Theatre and Performance
Studies
Students in other degree programs with interests in theatre
and performance studies can complete the “Related Studies” component
of their degree by completing four upper-division classes in the department.
There is no formal minor in theatre and performance studies. Additionally, the Department of Theatre and Performance Studies
offers courses in dance.
MAJOR
IN THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE STUDIES, B.A. Theatre
and performance studies majors take 18 hours of lower-division foundational
courses, which introduces them to our program of study. Download
Course Requirements & Advisement Worksheet |
