Our broad curriculum allows you to receive extensive training in your desired area of focus while also building other theatrical interests.
You can focus in:
- Costume Design and Technology
- Lighting Design and Technology
- Scenic Design and Technology
- Sound Design
- Stage Management
- Technical Direction
Tailor this major to your interests by taking one of these courses as you pursue your degree:
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THET 322:
Scene Design
Introduction to the fundamentals of scenic design including conceptualization, development, drafting, rendering, model building and techniques of design presentation.
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THET 325:
Lighting Design
Experience in the design of stage lighting including conceptualization, drafting and rendering techniques related to the development and presentation of lighting design.
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THET 324:
Costume Design 1
Study of basic design elements as applied to costume design. Script analysis leading to conceptualization and communication through visual language. Experience in practical organization skills, paperwork and budgeting.
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THET 312:
Theatrical Rigging
An examination of the tools, equipment, hardware, and safety practices commonly used in theatrical rigging.
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THET 435:
Theatre Health and Safety
Course investigates common health and safety issues encountered in Theatrical Production. Examines the laws and governing agencies in the theatrical industry. Certifies students in CPR and First Aid.
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THET 423:
Costume Crafts
Identification and application of the materials and techniques used in the fabrication of costume crafts. Emphasis on research and practical experience through hands on project work.
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THET 428:
Scene Painting
An introduction to the basic tools, materials, and techniques of scene painting for the stage.
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THET 213:
Stage Management Practicum
PR or CONC: THET 112 and THET 113. Practical production experience as stage manager. (May be repeated for a maximum of 4 hrs.)
Take advantage of special options related to this major:
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Honors
Expand your curiosity — and enhance your curriculum — through the 61´«Ã½tv Honors College. Two programs are offered: for first-
and second-year students and for third- and fourth-year students.