Bossier Parish Community College
Associate of Arts in Theatre
Our mission is to provide
excellent education in theatre. |
Want theatre training? Already in the industry and want something more? Ready to perform now?



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The primary objective of this
program is to provide the students with the skills and knowledge to
work in the performance and/ or technical areas of theatre. In addition
students may use this degree to advance to a four-year institution. |
Contact the Drama Program at (318) 678- 6246
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For a closer look at our program click either of these links: |
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Bossier Parish
Community College's theatre program offers the following courses: |
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THTR 101 Humanities for Theatre - A survey of the components of the basic elements and participating artists in the theatrical experience to enhance the viewer's appreciation. THTR 112 Stagecraft - A course designed to present the basic information needed to construct, paint, light, and shift scenery for the stage. THTR 113 Stage Lighting 1 - Practical and theoretical experience in stage lighting and equipment and their uses in both the professional and non-professional stage. THTR 114 Scene Design 1 - A study of line, texture, mass composition, and color; how these elements relate to the design of scenery for the theatre by the building of models and by color rendering. THTR 116 Stage Management - A study of the responsibilities, organization, and methods used in the operations of the stage manager in theatre. THTR 120 Makeup for the Stage - A study of the application of research, design, techniques, and historical and stylized variations in creation of makeup for the stage. THTR 131 Elements of Theatre - A study of concept creation and application in the performing and technical areas of theatre. THTR 153 Acting 1 - The study and application of basic acting theories and principles with an emphasis on stage and film techniques. THTR 154 Acting 2 - An advanced study of the application of basic acting theories and principles with an emphasis on stage and film techniques. THTR 156 Voice for the Stage - Principles of vocal production applied to development of characterization for the stage. THTR 157 Stage Movement 1 - A performance class that introduces traditional techniques of movement styles for the stage. THTR 211 Theatre Arts Apprenticeship - This course provides curriculum credit for practical work experience secured either through an approved apprenticeship or professional work. THTR 212 Advanced Stagecraft - An advanced study and application of the skills required to construct, paint, light, and shift scenery for the stage. THTR 213 Stage Lighting 2 - An extension of Stage Lighting 1, with an emphasis in utilizing computer technology to control intelligent lighting fixtures. THTR 214 Scene Design 2 - An extension of Scene Design 1, with an emphasis in utilizing computer technology. THTR 215 Scene Painting - A Study and application of the techniques necessary for creating stage textures and scene illusions. THTR 216 Technical Direction/ Stage Technology - A study and application of the principles involved in coordinating and supervising the execution of all technical theatre activities. THTR 220 Costuming 1 - A study in the application of research, design, construction techniques, and historical and stylized variations in the creation of costumes for the stage. THTR 221 Costuming 2 - An advanced study in the application of research, design, construction techniques, and historical and stylized variations in the creation of costumes for the stage. THTR 232 Theatre Management - A study of the application of the management principles required to successfully administer the operations of a theatre arts organization, including planning, funding, budgeting, promotions, business operations, and management. THTR 255 Directing 1 - The director's introduction to play production: staging, actor coaching, scenery, lighting, backstage organization, makeup, and costuming. THTR 256 Directing 2 - Continued study and application of directing principles with emphasis on period styles, directing methodologies, and alternative spaces. THTR 257 Stage Movement 2 - Continued study in the techniques of movement and dance for the stage. THTR 260 Special Projects - An instructor supervised course that allows an advanced student to explore specific styles, designs, techniques, and production practices in a chosen area of theatre.
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For a closer look at course requirements click here:
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Program Director Stephen W. Slaughter Director of Theatre; Founder of the Cavalier Players; Professor of Drama. email to: |
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Assistant Program Director Dr. Ray Scott Crawford Assistant Director of Theatre; Associate Professor of Theatre; Ph.D. in Fine Arts/Theatre; Artistic Director of Canterbury Summer Theatre in Michigan City, Indiana. email to: rcrawford@bpcc.edu |
