Online-Synchronous

Instructor: Esther Neff

6W1:  TuTh 11:40AM - 2:48PM

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Description:

We will explore and study elements of Theatre Arts – dramatic literature, performance traditions, acting, directing, playwriting, production, and design -- from the standpoints of both viewer and participant. This course introduces you to the various elements that comprise the art of the theatre. We will look at the different jobs, forms of collaboration,and creative skills that go into creating theatrical performances. We will also consider how to read and analyze dramatic texts for production, and we will explore the different models and forms of theatre that exist around the world, the many ways they communicate with their audiences, the variety of subject they can address, and the various roles theatre plays in different historical and cultural contexts. Offering a broad overview of the art, from both theartist’s and the audience’s perspective, with opportunities for you to try your own hand at creative work,the course intends to make you a more knowledgeable and appreciative theatre-goer and perhaps inspire you to pursue your own creative path.

In Person

Instructor: Hui Peng

6W1:  MoTuWeTh 5:45PM - 7:19PM

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Description:

We will explore and study elements of Theatre Arts – dramatic literature, performance traditions, acting, directing, playwriting, production, and design -- from the standpoints of both viewer and participant. This course introduces you to the various elements that comprise the art of the theatre. We will look at the different jobs, forms of collaboration,and creative skills that go into creating theatrical performances. We will also consider how to read and analyze dramatic texts for production, and we will explore the different models and forms of theatre that exist around the world, the many ways they communicate with their audiences, the variety of subject they can address, and the various roles theatre plays in different historical and cultural contexts. Offering a broad overview of the art, from both theartist’s and the audience’s perspective, with opportunities for you to try your own hand at creative work,the course intends to make you a more knowledgeable and appreciative theatre-goer and perhaps inspire you to pursue your own creative path.

​In Person

Instructor: Adrienne Williams

6W1:  MoTuWeTh 3:20PM - 4:54PM

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Description:

Exploration of the fundamentals of acting technique through exercises and improvisation.

Online-Synchronous

Instructor: Brian Rocha

5W2:   MoTuWeTh 10:00AM-11:53AM

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Description:

We will explore and study elements of Theatre Arts – dramatic literature, performance traditions, acting, directing, playwriting, production, and design -- from the standpoints of both viewer and participant. This course introduces you to the various elements that comprise the art of the theatre. We will look at the different jobs, forms of collaboration,and creative skills that go into creating theatrical performances. We will also consider how to read and analyze dramatic texts for production, and we will explore the different models and forms of theatre that exist around the world, the many ways they communicate with their audiences, the variety of subject they can address, and the various roles theatre plays in different historical and cultural contexts. Offering a broad overview of the art, from both theartist’s and the audience’s perspective, with opportunities for you to try your own hand at creative work,the course intends to make you a more knowledgeable and appreciative theatre-goer and perhaps inspire you to pursue your own creative path.

In Person

Instructor: Timothy Cusick

5W2:  MoTuWeTh 4:00PM- 5:53PM

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Description:

Exploration of the fundamentals of acting technique through exercises and improvisation.

Online Mix

Instructor: Deniz Khateri 

5W2:  MoTuWeTh 12:00PM - 1:53PM

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Description:

This course focuses on the principles and skills for solo performance, whether on stage, camera, or social media as a performance piece.¿The class begins with an introduction to script analysis and story structure. Then, students will share an outline of their show for review in order to move on to the performance phase. The final project includes a live or recorded performance of each student?s solo show to be streamed online for the class and their invited audience. Students are required to attend both online classes and online individual meetings with the instructor to show their work progress. Dept. permission required. Email: theatre@hunter.cuny.edu

In Person

Instructor:Adrienne Williams

5W2: MoTuWeTh 6:00PM-7:53PM

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Description:

Each actor will work on two audition monologues and an audition scene. Selected monologues and scenes will be used to create performances that showcase their talents. Dept. permission required. Email: theatre@hunter.cuny.edu