ARTS 313
Inhabited Theatrical Environments: Scenic Design for Performance Fall 2022
Division I
Cross-listed THEA 315
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How do you develop a point of view and translate it to the stage? What is an effectively inhabited space for performance? We will explore the different ways a scenic environment provides the visual foundation for live theatrical events in theaters as well as site-specific shows. In addition to working intuitively, this course combines critical readings of texts to contextualize works for the current moment. Research will be at the center of our work — deepening skills to source, curate, and present personal points of view as designers and creators. This work will serve to expand our imaginations to the aesthetic possibilities of performance. Students will also develop a basic knowledge of model building and drafting. Class time is a combination of discussions of theatrical texts, student project presentations, and studio work.
The Class: Format: studio/laboratory
Limit: 10
Expected: 8
Class#: 2003
Grading: no pass/fail option, yes fifth course option
Requirements/Evaluation: Creative projects preparation and presentation. Active participation in class and critique sessions. Occasional writing assignments to accompany design work.
Prerequisites: None
Enrollment Preferences: Theatre majors
Materials/Lab Fee: Up to $125 in studio costs.
Distributions: Division I
Notes: This course is cross-listed and the prefixes carry the following divisional credit:
ARTS 313 Division I THEA 315 Division I

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