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Ent 1102 Health And Safety Syllabus, Susan Brandt, Erica Stoltz
Ent 1102 Health And Safety Syllabus, Susan Brandt, Erica Stoltz
Open Educational Resources
No abstract provided.
Directing With A Historical Perspective For The Current World, John Reynolds Jr.
Directing With A Historical Perspective For The Current World, John Reynolds Jr.
Senior Theses
This paper charts the path of directing This Is Our Youth by Kenneth Lonergan, which ran from March 24-27. It will explore using the history of the play's setting, New York City in 1982, to keep the production relevant for today's audiences. It also details casting, collaboration with designers, and the rehearsal process. I also give a summary of feedback about keeping the overall environment positive. This experience showed that by leaning into the specific time of the play, the themes resonated strongly with the audiences. A positive environment was also essential to the success of the production.
Introduction: Chase Hartman, University Of North Florida
Introduction: Chase Hartman, University Of North Florida
2022 Spring Directors' Showcase
Spring Directors' Showcase
Program: The Sound Of Music, University Of Dayton, Teejai Dorsey
Program: The Sound Of Music, University Of Dayton, Teejai Dorsey
Dance and Theater Programs
Music by RICHARD RODGERS
Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II
Book by HOWARD LINDSAY and RUSSEL CROUSE
Suggested by "The Trapp Family Singers" by Maria Augusta Trapp
Music and Lyrics for "I Have Confidence" and "Something Good" by Richard Rodgers
April 8-9, 2022
Boll Theatre in Kennedy Union
Co-produced by the Theatre, Dance, and Performance Technology program and the Department of Music
Set in 1938 amidst the rise of nationalism, The Sound of Music is a story of being true to one’s authentic self in the face of social and religious division. Maria is a novitiate who struggles with the constriction …
A Scene With Max Mcbride, Julia Rigon, And Nathan Turoff, University Of North Florida
A Scene With Max Mcbride, Julia Rigon, And Nathan Turoff, University Of North Florida
2022 Spring Directors' Showcase
Spring Directors' Showcase
A Scene With Zachary Coughlin, Kaleb Lawrence, And Alicia Barber, University Of North Florida
A Scene With Zachary Coughlin, Kaleb Lawrence, And Alicia Barber, University Of North Florida
2022 Spring Directors' Showcase
Spring Directors' Showcase
Introduction: Max Mcbride, University Of North Florida
Introduction: Max Mcbride, University Of North Florida
2022 Spring Directors' Showcase
Spring Directors' Showcase
Introduction Jade Marino, University Of North Florida
Introduction Jade Marino, University Of North Florida
2022 Spring Directors' Showcase
Spring Directors' Showcase
Properties Design And Construction For William Shakespeare’S A Midsummer Night’S Dream, Nathan Alexander
Properties Design And Construction For William Shakespeare’S A Midsummer Night’S Dream, Nathan Alexander
Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film: Theses, Student Research, and Creative Work
In the fall of 2021, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln put on a production of A Midsummer night’s dream. I am Nathan Alexander and I designed and built the properties used in the show. This thesis will discuss my design process as well as my construction process throughout this production. My writing serves as a reference to the collaborative process of theatre, and you will find as you read on that a large amount of my designs did not make it into the final production. This did not discourage me, instead it motivated me to discover what this show wanted to …
The Impact Of Social Media Marketing On The Broadway Industry: A Study Of Hamilton: An American Musical, Jordan Pontelandolfo
The Impact Of Social Media Marketing On The Broadway Industry: A Study Of Hamilton: An American Musical, Jordan Pontelandolfo
Senior Theses
In recent years, social media has become an increasingly important part of the marketing strategies for many Broadway productions. Yet, many Broadway marketing teams do not take complete advantage of their social media channels, instead relying on traditional marketing methods to attract audiences. Hamilton: An American Musical is a recent Broadway production that has used an innovative social media marketing strategy to attract diverse audiences and create a dedicated fanbase. By analyzing the strategy across Hamilton’s Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and TikTok, I determine what made its social media so successful and how other Broadway shows can learn from …
Playbill: Spring 2022 Directors' Showcase, University Of North Florida
Playbill: Spring 2022 Directors' Showcase, University Of North Florida
2022 Spring Directors' Showcase
Directors' Showcase. April 29, 2022. building 51, Room 1209. Free Admission. Featuring Student Directed Scenes. Professor: Maureen McCluskey
Introduction: Kaleb Lawrence, University Of North Florida
Introduction: Kaleb Lawrence, University Of North Florida
2022 Spring Directors' Showcase
Spring Directors' Showcase
Spring Directors' Showcase: Craig Pedroza, University Of North Florida
Spring Directors' Showcase: Craig Pedroza, University Of North Florida
2022 Spring Directors' Showcase
Craig Pedroza directs a scene called "Steve Jobs" with performers Kaleb Lawrence, Alicia Barber, Zachary Coughlin, Chase Hartman, Max McBride, Nathan Turoff, Will Trainor
Beneath The Surface: A Memory Play On Asperger's Syndrome, Conner Case
Beneath The Surface: A Memory Play On Asperger's Syndrome, Conner Case
Senior Honors Theses
While academic, formal research proves to give readers an intellectual understanding of Asperger’s syndrome, this thesis serves as an approach to understanding the psychology of an Aspie on an emotional level. Through both research from peer-reviewed studies and the personal perception of an Aspie writer, a playwright develops a script inspired by the psychological aspects of Tennessee Williams’ memory play, The Glass Menagerie, to create an informative, yet engaging story about an Aspie protagonist. The playwright seeks to express that Aspies, despite their stereotypically cold exteriors, are emotionally complex individuals beneath the surface.
A Trauma-Informed And Consent-Based Approach To Directing Undergraduate Student Actors: The Development And Execution Of Thea 351: Performance Practicum – The Revolutionists, Amanda Hallman
LMU Theses and Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Thtr 1003 Theatre Appreciation, Elizabeth Crouch
Thtr 1003 Theatre Appreciation, Adrienne Dawes
Thtr 491v Special Topics, Jason Burrow
Thtr 491v Special Topics, Michelle Brekelbaum
Thtr 491v Special Topics, Helene Siebrits
Thtr 591v Special Topics, Michael Riha
Thtr 591v Special Topics, Shawn Irish
Thtr 1003 Theatre Appreciation, Edwin Green
Thtr 491v Special Topics, Amy Herzberg
Thtr 591v Special Topics, Helene Siebrits
Spring 2022: Personally Speaking/“Is His Head Worth A Hat?” – William Shakespeare, Alex Gruber
Spring 2022: Personally Speaking/“Is His Head Worth A Hat?” – William Shakespeare, Alex Gruber
St. Norbert College Magazine 2019-2023
Alex Gruber ’18 reflects on the many roles—student, alum, instructor, liaison, and area coordinator—through which he has experienced and helped cultivate the Norbertine principle of communio at St. Norbert College, finding meaning in service, dialogue, and community across diverse responsibilities.
A Documentation Of A Year As An Artistic Director For Unl, Philip Crawford
A Documentation Of A Year As An Artistic Director For Unl, Philip Crawford
Honors Program: Senior Projects (Public)
The goal of this project was to document a year of being an Artistic Director for UNL’s student run theatre company Theatrix. Through this documentation, I will be able to reflect upon and learn from my experiences as a leader, director, and theatre maker.
This thesis will be broken up into eight different parts to outline the eight different stages I experienced as Artistic Director this year: season selection, the 24-hour Play Festival, The Revolutionists, The Thanksgiving Play, Clown Bar, season changes, Based on a Totally True Story, and Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons. Through these eight stages, I will …
She Kills Monsters Program, Collin College
The 2022 Classroom Project: Land Of Ours, Otterbein Theatre And Dance Department
The 2022 Classroom Project: Land Of Ours, Otterbein Theatre And Dance Department
2021-2022 Season Production
LAND OF OURS is a brand-new play devised in rehearsal by an ensemble of Otterbein University actors, designers, stage managers, and directors. The play explores the centrality of travel and journeying to human experience. Drawing on the ensemble's personal experiences, stories of mythical travel from legend and folklore, and travel explorations invented in rehearsal, LAND OF OURS is a theatrical journey that will transport you beyond the theater walls to a destination of the imagination.
Dead Man's Cell Phone (February 16-19, 2022), Sarah Ruhl
Dead Man's Cell Phone (February 16-19, 2022), Sarah Ruhl
Student Theatre Programs
Program for Dead Man's Cell Phone (February 16-19, 2022).