CA · Bachelors
Drama BA (Hons)
Program information
Program overview
The undergraduate program at the Centre for Drama Theatre and Performance Studies offers a unique combination of rich and rigorous scholarship with high standards of practical training The program provides students with an integrated set of critical and artistic skills through which to engage with broader intellectual social and political issues in the Humanities and beyond Along with courses in theatre and performance theory and history dramatic literature dramaturgy technology and practice-based lab courses the Centre offers introductory and advanced studio courses in acting production design directing and playwriting The Digital Dramaturgy Lab squared DDL 2 and the newly founded BMO Lab in Creative Research in the Arts Performance Emerging Technologies and AI with their international scope and interdisciplinary approach present the students with a unique opportunity to develop projects exploring the use of new technologies in the context of the performing arts Students graduating from our program have combined majors in the Humanities Social Sciences and Sciences including English Women and Gender Studies Cinema Studies Sexual Diversity Studies Art History Classics Religion Anthropology Canadian Studies Political Science Psychology Sociology Human Biology Computer Science and Cognitive Science The Centre s undergraduate program has access to two theatres the Helen Gardiner Phelan Playhouse and the Robert Gill Theatre and a number of performance and rehearsal spaces available to students and faculty Please note While some of our courses are open to all students of the University others are restricted to students in a Drama Specialist Major or Minor program Some studio courses Group B require an audition interview or the submission of a portfolio While entry into and progress through most of these studio courses require certain prerequisites the Centre can grant exceptions on a case-by-case basis More details including application guidelines and deadlines can be found on our website at https www cdtps utoronto ca The Centre s Undergraduate Administrative Coordinator Colleen Osborn is also available for consultation For general enquiries or to schedule an appointment call 416-978-8099 or send an e-mail to c osborn utoronto ca
Duration: 13
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