21. Theatre History And Dramatic Literature Dra 102 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE Theatre and dramatic literature Before 1800 TheatreHistory and dramatic literature Audition Speeches. Guest Book. http://www.ubishops.ca/ccc/div/hum/dra/history.htm

Dra 102 INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE: Theatre and Dramatic Literature Before 1800 This course provides students with an introduction to theatre history and to some of the important plays of various historical epochs. One of the focuses of the course is the socially created meaning of theatre, including interaction between audience and stage, the role of the theatre professional in society and the connections between theatre and religious institutions. The course will also introduce various theatrical styles. The dramas themselves are interpreted as blueprints for performance., not just as examples of literature. Dra 201 CONTEMPORARY CANADIAN DRAMA Canadian drama from 1967 on, including the plays of Tremblay, French, Thompson, Walker, Highway, and McDonald. Dra 203 CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN DRAMA European drama since 1960 through examination of works of influential playwrights and dramatic theorists.

22. DRAMATIC LITERATURE dramatic literature. Committee on dramatic literature NC Garner (Chair),RL Combs, G. Paster, WA Pucilowsky. Columbian College of http://www.gwu.edu/~bulletin/ugrad/drlt.html

Search the Bulletin Complete Bulletin Undergraduate Graduate - SELECT A TOPIC - - FIND COURSES - - THE SCHOOL - - THE UNIVERSITY - QUICK LINKS Home Program List Schedule of Classes Back ... Top DRAMATIC LITERATURE Committee on Dramatic Literature N.C. Garner ( Chair ), R.L. Combs, G. Paster, W.A. Pucilowsky The following requirements must be fulfilled: The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Columbian College of Arts and Sciences ; Hmn ; Honr Required courses for the major (42 credit hours): (a) Engl ; Engl/TrDa ; TrDa (b) 12 credit hours in drama courses or related topics selected from Clas ; Engl ; Mus ; Fren /Span (c) 12 credit hours in performance and production courses in the Department of Theatre and Dance, including TrDa Information in this bulletin is generally accurate as of fall 2001. The University reserves the right to change courses, programs, fees, and the academic calendar, or to make other changes deemed necessary or desirable, giving advance notice of change when possible. Site Designed and Developed by Interactive Multimedia Applications Group

23. Dramatic Literature Major Columbian College of Arts and Sciences offers an interdisciplinary programin Dramatic Literatrue leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree. http://www.gwu.edu/~theatre/dramatic.htm

Columbian College of Arts and Sciences offers an interdisciplinary program in Dramatic Literatrue leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree. This major, which combines the strengths of both the English and Theatre and Dance Departments, is designed to give 12 credit hours chosen from courses which study the arts from a historical and/or critical perspective: Survey of Western Art Roots of the Western Tradition Ideas in Western Culture The 20th Century Consciousness Asian Humanities History of Music II Aesthetics History of Dance The following are the required courses for the major (42 credit hours): Critical Methods Shakespeare Play Analysis History of the Theatre And 12 credit hours of courses in drama or related topics such as: Greek and Roman Drama Intermediate Playwriting I Intermediate Playwriting II English Drama Modern Drama Contemporary Drama American Drama The Opera Theory of Drama (French/Spanish) And 12 credit hours in performance and production courses in the Dept. of Theatre and

24. Dramatic Literature Quiz SMNetwork.Org The Original Online Resource for Stage Managers, Today'sMantra Alert! SMNetwork needs your help! dramatic literature Quiz. http://www.smnetwork.org/DramlitQuiz/QuizDramlit.htm

S M Network. Org The Original Online Resource for Stage Managers Today's Mantra: Alert! SMNetwork needs your help Dramatic Literature Quiz Who has not been accused of writing Shakespeare's plays? Edward DeVere Christopher Marlowe Anne Hathaway. Queen Elizabeth I What is the name of Tennessee Williams's final play? Summer and Smoke Kingdom of Earth. 27 Wagons Full of Cotton A Streetcar Named Desire What is the name of the aborted musical that was started as a companion piece to Sondheim's "Passion?" Love Finale The Royal Family Muscle Which of the following theatre gurus created "method acting?" Konstantin Stanislavski Uta Hagen Peter Brook Jerzy Grotowski. Which of the songs in the musical "Cats" is not based on a poem from T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats?" The Naming of Cats Mr. Mistofelees Memory The Old Gumby Cat Which location is not visited in any of Shakespeare's plays? Verona, Italy Carthage, Egypt Orleans, France

25. Wheaton College Norton, MA Major In Dramatic Literature And Programs English Major in dramatic literature and theatre. Faculty. Majorin dramatic literature and theatre. The major in dramatic http://www.wheatonma.edu/Dept/ENG/FB5.html

26. Dramatic Literature From The Greeks To Ibsen Fall 2002 Syllabus. Dramatic Arts 64. dramatic literature from theGreeks to Ibsen. Robert Scanlan. This course is a broad survey of http://icg.harvard.edu/~dram64/

Fall 2002 Syllabus Dramatic Arts 64 Dramatic Literature from the Greeks to Ibsen Robert Scanlan This course is a broad survey of major monuments of drama, starting with Aeschylus'Oresteia and culminating with Ibsen's Peer Gynt, the gateway to modern drama. Lectures introduce the historical periods that produced and preserved selected classics of western drama. After the Greeks, Roman, and Medieval examples pave the way for Renaissance and French Neo-classical masterpieces, followed by the rise of bourgeois drama, Goethe and finally Ibsen. URL: http://www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/~dram64/ Last modified: 08/05/2002 Instructor's Toolkit PIN Unix

27. Dramatic Literature From The Greeks To Ibsen Fall 2002. dramatic literature from the Greeks to Ibsen. Home syllabus. http://icg.harvard.edu/~dram64/syllabus/

Fall 2002 Dramatic Literature from the Greeks to Ibsen Home Home Syllabus URL: http://www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/~dram64/syllabus/

28. Playscript Analysis And Dramatic Literature -- Intro Page I teach this class with the websupport and I have to make new pages in process.For subject/title pages rely on dramatic literature existing pages. http://script.vtheatre.net/intro.html

NOTE: SCRIPT (directory) pages were used for Drama Classes, but now I place the links for Directing, Acting and Playwrighting courses, because every student of theatre must understand the stucture of dramatic texts. TOPICS: drama comedy postmodern time ... space + past + present + future + death sex + resurrection + family generations wrong subjects advertising space : webmaster Summary: Spring 2003: Don Juan Biomechanics Comedy Spring 2002: Dangerous Liaisons eGroup HamletWeb 2002 ffaga@uaf.edu script.vtheatre.net listing DVD: Drama Art House Studio Specials Classics ... Cult Movies Fall 2002 THR215 Dramatic Literature : Bedford Compact Intro to Drama New way for you to respond - click on "htmlgear"! var enabled = 'no'; Testimonials: Click to View or Add Text. theatre books CALL: If you like my sites, there are several things you can do to help me to keep the webpages free. Do you see "pass-it-on" above? Let your friends know about vTheatre, or let me know what you like and don't like. Leave your comments in guestbooks, or "htmlgears" (select the right one). And the guestbooks, of course. Thanks. Anatoly 2002 Mailing List var enabled = 'no';

29. Dramatic Literature - Class 98 Notes @ Theatre With Anatoly Notes for dramatic literature classes by professor Anatoly Antohin, University ofAlaska Fairbanks, Fall of 1998. dramatic literature Class, Fall 1998 Notes. http://script.vtheatre.net/215nts.html

Playscript Analysis of the Century * Dramatic Literature Forum : subscribe! var enabled = 'no'; Drama: Click to View or Add Text. TOPICS: drama comedy postmodern time ... space + past + present + future + death sex + resurrection + family generations wrong subjects advertising space : webmaster Summary: Spring 2003: Don Juan Biomechanics Comedy Spring 2002: Dangerous Liaisons eGroup HamletWeb 2002 ffaga@uaf.edu script.vtheatre.net listing DVD: Drama Art House Studio Specials Classics ... Cult Movies Fall 2002 THR215 Dramatic Literature : Bedford Compact Intro to Drama New way for you to respond - click on "htmlgear"! var enabled = 'no'; Testimonials: Click to View or Add Text. theatre books CALL: If you like my sites, there are several things you can do to help me to keep the webpages free. Do you see "pass-it-on" above? Let your friends know about vTheatre, or let me know what you like and don't like. Leave your comments in guestbooks, or "htmlgears" (select the right one). And the guestbooks, of course. Thanks. Anatoly 2002 Mailing List var enabled = 'no'; WRITE: Click to View or Add Text.

30. Shanghai Theatre Academy: Academic Programs: Department Of Dramatic Literature Return to Academic Programs. Department of dramatic literature. Degrees DramaticLiterature, BA, 4 years Art Composing and Directing, BA, 4 years. Major Courses http://members.tripod.com/John_Wang/sta/dept_dramalit.html

Return to Academic Programs Department of Dramatic Literature Degrees: Dramatic Literature, B.A., 4 years Art Composing and Directing, B.A, 4 years Major Courses: Playwrighting Critique and Writing of Theatre Theory Introduction to Drama Introduction to Arts Aesthetics of Theatre Introduction to Chinese Traditional Opera History of Chinese Traditional Opera History of Chinese and Foreign Drama Chinese Literature Foreign Literature Analysis of Plays Selecdted Reading and Analysis of Theatre Theory Analysis of Films History of Film Idea Fundamentals of Acting The Spirit of Chinese Tradtitional Art Theory of Twentieth Century Program Composing and Writing Directing for the Stage TV Art Introduction to Art Screen Design and Lighting Fundamental TV Photography Visual and Aural Language TV Program Making TV Program Producing Classic Chinese Literature Modern Chinese Literature Classic Foreign Literature 20 Century Foreigs Literature Views of Films Analyses on Classic Films and Movies Classics FOUNDED in 1945 One of the highest theatre educational institutions in China

31. Dramatic Literature Quiz SMNetwork.Org The Original Online Resource for Stage Managers, Today's Mantra DramaticLiterature Quiz. Who has not been accused of writing Shakespeare's plays? http://members.tripod.com/kscleaves/DramlitQuiz/QuizDramlit.htm

S M Network. Org The Original Online Resource for Stage Managers Today's Mantra: Dramatic Literature Quiz Who has not been accused of writing Shakespeare's plays? Edward DeVere Christopher Marlowe Anne Hathaway. Queen Elizabeth I What is the name of Tennessee Williams's final play? Summer and Smoke Kingdom of Earth. 27 Wagons Full of Cotton A Streetcar Named Desire What is the name of the aborted musical that was started as a companion piece to Sondheim's "Passion?" Love Finale The Royal Family Muscle Which of the following theatre gurus created "method acting?" Konstantin Stanislavski Uta Hagen Peter Brook Jerzy Grotowski. Which of the songs in the musical "Cats" is not based on a poem from T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats?" The Naming of Cats Mr. Mistofelees Memory The Old Gumby Cat Which location is not visited in any of Shakespeare's plays? Verona, Italy Carthage, Egypt Orleans, France Tunis, Tunisia What are the full names of the two main characters in "Waiting for Godot?"

32. Theatre History And Dramatic Literature: Since WWII Syllabus THRE 3365 Fall 1999 THEATRE HISTORY AND dramatic literatureSINCE WWII. Instructor Dr. Philip Craik. Prerequisite none. http://www.mcm.edu/~craikp/thre3365.html

Syllabus THRE 3365 Fall 1999 THEATRE HISTORY AND DRAMATIC LITERATURE: SINCE WWII Instructor: Dr. Philip Craik Prerequisite: none Office: Ryan Fine Arts Building, South Wing, Room 100 C Office Phone: 691-6304 Office Hours: 8:30-10 MWF 1:30-2:30 MW 8:30-10:30 TR Textbook: History of the Theatre , 7th edition, by Oscar Brockett Objectives: To study the historical development of dramatic literature, critical theory, the stage, auditorium, scenery, production arrangements, and the acting and directing professions from World War II to the present. The student is expected to learn the relationships between major social, economic, religious, philosophical and political forces throughout history and their effect upon dramatic literature. The student is made familiar with approximately 12 of the most important plays of the modern era. Methods of Evaluation: 1. Students will read and give written reports on a minimum of four plays during the semesterworth a total 20% of grade. The reports will include a cast list of the principal characters and a synopsis of the action. They will be between 1 and 2 single-spaced typewritten pages in length. Copies of these reports will be made by the teacher and distributed to classmembers. Some test questions will be taken from this material. 2. Four written tests will be given over assigned reading and viewing material and class lectures worth 40% of overall grade.

33. Baker's Plays Classic Dramatic Literature HOME. Great dramatic literature, from the early Greeks to contemporary time, bysome of the world’s leading playwrights. Androcles and the Lion. Comedy. http://bakersplays.com/bclassic.htm

HOME Androcles and the Lion Royalty $50-$35 (Code# 221) Candida New York Times . State full length when ordering. Royalty $25-$25 (Code# 70378) The Cherry Orchard Drama. Anton Chekhov. Translated by Stark Young. 10m. 5f. Ext. 2 Ints. The story of a mortgage, as Madame Ranevskaya loses her family home and her beloved cherry orchard. Mention translator when ordering. Royalty $50-$35 (Code# 312) Cyrano De Bergerac Historic Comedy. Edmond Rostand. Translated by Edna Kruckmeyer. 30m. 1f. 2 Ints. 3 Exts. 17th century French costumes. The story of the swashbuckling French swordsman who loves one to whom he dare not speak of his love. Royalty $0-$15 (Code# 5205) Royalty $50-$35 (Code# 364) Everyman Anonymous. 17 characters. (11m. 6f., but may be divided as needed). This is the best known, best loved and probably the most beautiful of the medieval English morality plays. Royalty $0-$10 (Code# 1065-B) Fashion, or Life in New York Comedy. 5 Acts. Anna Cora Mowatt. 8m. 5f. This authentic American classic marvelously and hilariously contrasts New York society and its imitations of foreign manners, with the true Americanism of types like Adam Trueman. A glorious farce! State full length when ordering. Royalty (Code# 8901) Galileo Royalty $50-$35 (Code# 475) Ghosts Drama. Henrik lbsen. Translated by Christopher Hampton. 3m. 2f. Int. A story of devotion carried to dangerous extreme, followed by madness and disease. Mention translator when ordering.

34. Cultural Constellations: American Writers Abroad And Dramatic Literature American Writers Abroad and dramatic literature. Sunday, June 29 Friday, July 18. Regents College, London, England. Dr. Mary Weaks http://www.rockford.edu/inaugural/americanwriters.htm

American Writers Abroad and Dramatic Literature Sunday, June 29 - Friday, July 18 Regents College, London, England Dr. Mary Weaks-Baxter of Rockford College and Professor Shu-Huei Hendrickson of Rock Valley College offer two literature courses in a joint Summer Study Abroad Program open to students, alumni, and other interested parties. The courses may be taken fro credit or audited. Regents College is Rockford College's campus in London. Program participants will travel to London to live and study on the Regents campus centrally located in the heart of London. Field trips to other sites will be available. Contact Dr. Weaks-Baxter at (815) 226-4079 for further information. Presented by Rockford College and Rock Valley College English Departments. Cultural Constellations Home

35. MINOR IN DRAMATIC LITERATURE FACULTY OF ARTS. MINOR IN dramatic literature. Admission Requirements.A mark of at least 60% in one of English 020E, 022E, or 024E. http://www.registrar.uwo.ca/ACCALS/2002/sec_349.htm

FACULTY OF ARTS MINOR IN DRAMATIC LITERATURE Admission Requirements A mark of at least 60% in one of English 020E , or . Students should consult with the Department prior to admission. Program After first year, students must complete 4.0 full-course equivalents in dramatic literature, as follows: English 232E Classical Studies 270E 2.0 full-course equivalents from English 233E, 284E, 286F/G, 287F/G, 288E, 289E, Music 166a/b or 266a/b Students may apply for permission to substitute up to 1.0 full course in a related area, provided that the course is devoted solely to dramatic literature or theatre arts. Students should note that this Minor does NOT qualify them to present Drama as a second teachable subject to the Faculty of Education at Western unless supplemented by 2.0 full courses in "Dramatic or Theatre Arts." With the permission of the departments or programs concerned, students may count up to 1.0 full-course equivalents toward both this Minor and a Major or Honors Specialization. Academic Calendar FACULTY OF ARTS ENGLISH

36. Assistant Professor, Dramatic Literature/Critical Theory Assistant Professor, dramatic literature/Critical Theory. Departmentof Drama. The Department of Drama, Queen’s University invites http://www.queensu.ca/principal/FacultyRecruitment/Linkedfiles/Drama AsstProf.ht

Assistant Professor, Dramatic Literature/Critical Theory Department of Drama The Department of Drama, Queen’s University invites applications for a tenure track appointment at the Assistant Professor level commencing July 1, 2003. This position is subject to budgetary approval. Salary will be commensurate with the qualifications and experience of the candidate. The Department offers an undergraduate program with a major focus on theatre in Canada in its current and historical context. The program examines the theatre on a laboratory model in which practice and theory inform each other. The person appointed will be a scholar with demonstrated excellence in the areas of dramatic literature and critical theory with additional strengths, and some practical experience, in the area of either acting or design. The successful candidate will have a record of academic excellence with expertise in inter-disciplinary research and instruction, proven abilities as an effective teacher, and a post-graduate degree. Academic staff at Queen's University are governed by a collective agreement, the details of which are posted at

37. Calls For Papers: CFP: Renaissance Non-Dramatic Literature (7/1 CFP Renaissance Nondramatic literature (7/1; CNYCLL, 10/3-10/5). The panelon non-dramatic Renaissance literature invites you to submit a. http://www.english.upenn.edu/CFP/archive/1999-04/0091.html

CFP: Renaissance Non-Dramatic Literature (7/1; CNYCLL, 10/3-10/5) From: Eric Leonidas ( eleonida@sprynet.com Date: Wed Apr 28 1999 - 08:35:29 EDT Next message: Martin Hewitt: "CFP: Platform/Pulpit/Rhetoric in Victorian Culture (UK) (7/20; 3/18)" Previous message: Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] CALL FOR PAPERS The 9th Annual Central New York Conference on Language and Literature SUNY Cortland, October 3-5, 1999 The panel on non-dramatic Renaissance literature invites you to submit a 250-word abstract or a completed 15-20 minute paper to: Eric Leonidas NYU Medieval and Renaissance Studies 19 University Pl., 600 New York, NY 10003 Or email your proposal to : eql7336@is2.nyu.edu Papers may concern any aspect of non-dramatic literature, but panelists are encouraged to address issues of genre definition, prose fiction, rhetoric, poetic authority. Panelists are particularly encouraged to address recent changes in the critical climate and how those changes affect our understanding of the many Renaissance texts which are not dramatic.

38. Calls For Papers: CFP: Renaissance Non-Dramatic Literature (6/3 CFP Renaissance Nondramatic literature (6/30; 10/5-10/7). From Michael Saenger(msaenger@chass.utoronto.ca) Date Wed May 28 1997 - 142119 EDT http://www.english.upenn.edu/CFP/archive/1997-05/0061.html

CFP: Renaissance Non-Dramatic Literature (6/30; 10/5-10/7) From: Michael Saenger ( msaenger@chass.utoronto.ca Date: Wed May 28 1997 - 14:21:19 EDT Next message: Rebecca Saunders: "CFP: Border Subjects: Bodies of Evidence (6/18; 10/2-10/4)" Previous message: Peter S. Fosl: "CFP: 18th-c. Languages of Commerce (SEASECS, 3/5-3/8)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Papers on any aspect of Renaissance Non-Dramatic Literature are invited for a special session at the Seventh Annual Central New York Conference on Language and Literature,at Cortland College of the State University of New York, October 5-7, 1997. The deadline for submission has been extended to June 30, 1997. Please send complete papers or 2 page abstracts to: Michael Saenger 7 King's College Circle Department of English University of Toronto Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A1 Canada From the Literary Calls for Papers Mailing List CFP@english.upenn.edu Full Information at http://www.english.upenn.edu/CFP/ or write Jack Lynch: jlynch@english.upenn.edu

39. HCC-Northwest Academic Web: Introduction To Dramatic Literature About this Course. An introductory study of representative plays by ancient,medieval, classical, nineteenthcentury and modern playwrights. http://learning.nwc.hccs.edu/ENGL2343

Introduction to Dramatic Literature About this Course An introductory study of representative plays by ancient, medieval, classical, nineteenth-century and modern playwrights. Emphasis is upon careful analysis of these works and explaining their distinctive features in writing. This page was last edited 5 months ago by JordanCarswell 23 subscribers ). All recent changes

40. Encyclopædia Britannica dramatic literature Encyclopædia Britannica Article. MLA style dramatic literature. Encyclopædia Britannica 2003 Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=119377

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