Research, preparation and production of a major theatre project that may include but is not limited to writing a script, acting, directing or designing a production, developing and/or delivering drama curriculum. Seminars on topics of theatre production, performance and aesthetics will support the preparation of the theatre project. This is an advanced course that corresponds to the vocational interests of students and that normally takes place in the final year of their program. Students execute a project that utilizes skills learned in their degree that provides a bridge to their future career, has revenue generating potential and takes their work off campus in some way. Practical application of project Management, grant writing, budgeting, scheduling, reporting and marketing are included in the class. The student creates and executes a marketing plan and materials to promote their project.

Note: Restricted to students in a Drama concentration or minor. This course involves work-integrated learning.

Prerequisites: (Drama 325 or Drama 353 or Drama 383) and 2nd year standing required and Consent of Department
Corequisites: Academic Integrity Training 100
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