Theatre Arts: Acting
Associate of Arts
Program Details
This degree provides students with foundational training in acting, voice, movement, character development, and script analysis. Whether looking to transfer to a four-year university or for a pathway into the entertainment industry, students gain practical experience and critical skills through hands-on performances and coursework. This program emphasizes creativity, collaboration, and professional growth, offering a dynamic and supportive environment for aspiring actors to hone their craft and build their portfolios. All courses used to satisfy the major must be completed with a grade of "C" or better. (RG 8676)
Additional Requirements
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Learning Outcomes
Learning outcomes help you work towards your educational goals.
- Apply fundamental acting techniques, including voice, movement, and character development, in staged performances.
- Evaluate scripts, character motivation, and thematic elements while providing constructive critiques of personal and peer performances.
- Recognize theatre as a collaborative art form and effectively contribute to ensemble work.
- Identify fundamental acting techniques, theatrical terminology, and key historical developments in theatre.