DRAMA 261
Through physical, vocal, mental and emotional warmups, students will identify their own personal values and approaches to being a professional communicator in any communication setting.
Through physical, vocal, mental and emotional warmups, students will identify their own personal values and approaches to being a professional communicator in any communication setting.
How are images constructed to work with and against the way we see? This course is for anyone interested in expanding creativity - scientists, writers, visual artists, and theater makers.
Explore different styles of working with people. Students will learn to shape an effective environment for communication and collaboration for creation, problem solving and/or discovery.
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<div dir="auto">In the third installment of our [Here/Now] series, playwrights Darby Sherwood, a current UW Drama undergraduate, and Karen Hartman, former UW Drama Senior Artist-in-Residence, discuss their pandemic projects, agitprop theatre, and what the field might look like when this is all over.</p>
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In this fun and interactive course, you’ll practice basic techniques of acting, like listening, observing, staying present, and pursuing your objective, through monologue work.
In this hands-on course, you’ll work as assistant director, director of photography, camera operator, sound operator, lighting and grip technician and script supervisor.
In this fun and social course for non-majors, you'll learn about what goes into creating theatre by reaching, watching, and talking about plays.
<p>Welcome to the 2020-2021 academic year! We're excited to welcome new faculty and staff and to celebrate new appointments. </p>
<p>The UW School of Drama is thrilled to welcome Libby King to our faculty. Libby will begin her appointment in the fall of 2020 as Assistant Professor of Acting, Directing & Devising. </p>
<p><span>TheatreWorks Silicon Valley’s new artistic director, UW Drama alum and former faculty member Tim Bond, tries to balance with nimbleness with caution as he looks toward an uncertain future.</span></p>