Participation in the rehearsal and performance of a major Drama program production, completion of production related research and written reflection. Students audition or interview to participate in the course as performers, technicians, or stage managers. Students spend a minimum of 75 hours working on a production alongside professional directors, designers and choreographers. The performances are presented to a paying public audience with accompanying marketing and publicity.

Note: Admission into this course will be by audition/interview for actors or interview for stage managers and technicians. Students who register will be contacted to arrange an interview or audition. This course involves work-integrated learning

Prerequisites: Drama 149 [C minimum grade required] and 2nd year standing required and Consent of Department
Corequisites: Academic Integrity Training 100
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