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1 Instructor Course Class Type Course Title FALL Topic (CAESAR allows 30 characters) Days Time Gates, Linda Gen Com Voice for Performance MW 11-12:50 Marquez, Sandra Gen Com Voice for Performance TTH 9-10:50 Rapley, Tommy Movement lab Voice for Performance lab F 10-11:50 Rapley, Tommy Movement lab Voice for Performance lab F 12-1:50 Lee, Susan Production Laboratory lab F 3-4:50 Butts, Barbara Production Laboratory lab WF 2-5:30 Butts, Barbara Production Laboratory lab TTH 2-5:30 Butts, Barbara Production Laboratory lab MTWThFSa 6-11:59 Young, Harvey hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context MW 10-10:50 Markenson, Tova hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context Discussion Section F 9-9:50 Russell, Eleanor & Laurie, Liz hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context Discussion Section F 8-8:50 Stromsness, Elizabeth hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context Discussion Section F 9-9:50 Markenson, Tova hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context Discussion Section F 8-8:50 Hernandez-Grande, Alicia hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context Discussion Section F 9-9:50 Hernandez-Grande, Alicia hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context Discussion Section F 8-8:50 Russell, Eleanor & Laurie, Liz hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context Discussion Section F 2-2:50 Stromsness, Elizabeth hist/lit/crit Theatre in Context Discussion Section F 2-2:50 Butts, Barbara Production in Context Production WF 2-4:50/2-2 Butts, Barbara Production in Context Production TTH 2-4:50/2-2 Butts, Barbara Production lab Production MTWTHFSa 6-11:59 Douglass, Shawn Acting: Basic Non Majors Acting Acting TTH 9:30-10:50 Douglas, Aaron Todd Acting: Basic Acting for non-majors Acting TTH 11-12:50 Douglass, Shawn Acting: Basic Acting for non-majors Acting MW 9:30-10:50
2 Foster, Melissa Music Theatre Beginning Applied Voice McHugh, Kelli Music Theatre Beginning Applied Voice Brown, Michael Music Theatre Beginning Applied Voice and Wednesday's 3-5:50 Gates, Linda Voice Training the Actors Voice Voice TTH 3-4:50 TA: Lauren Nichols Design Design Process: Scenery WF 12-1:50 Kuzmanic, Ana TA: Amanda Gladu Design Design Process: Costumes TTH 12-1:50 Story, Kaili TA: Design Design Process: Lighting WF 1-2:50 Varland, Virginia TA: Sanja Manakoski Design Makeup F 2-4:50 Gold, Cindy Acting Acting I Beginning Acting MW 1-2:50 Douglas, Aaron Todd Acting Acting I Beginning Acting MW 9-10:50 Mary Poole Acting Acting I Beginning Acting MTWTh 1-1:50 Shapiro, Gail Acting Acting I Beginning Acting MW 9-10:50 Catlin, David Acting Acting I Beginning Acting TTH 9-10:50 DiSalvo, Gina hist/lit/crit Development of Contempory T Butts, Barbara Butts, Barbara Styer, Deb Styer, Deb Angry, Grumpy & Bored: Theatre Critics & Their Task TTH 12:30-1:50 Management Intro to Management TTH 11:30-12:30 Management Intro to Management lab F 12:30-1:30 Management Advanced Management M 1-2:50 Management Advanced Management lab F 12:30-1:30 Todd, Hannah TA: Directing Fundamentals of Directing W 3-5:50 Todd, Hannah TA: Directing Fundamentals of Directing lab F 2-3:50 Nelson, Ryan Music Theatre Musicianship for Actors Developing Music Literacy TTH 4-5:20 O'Donnell, Kevin Theatre Sound MW 11-12:50
3 Hawkins, Matt Music Theatre MT Techniques Hawkins, Matt Music Theatre MT Techniques Foster, Melissa Music Theatre Intemediate Applied Voice McHugh, Kelli Music Theatre Intemediate Applied Voice Brown, Michael Music Theatre Intemediate Applied Voice performance F 1-2:50 performance F 3-4:50 Kelso, Lynn TYA Storytelling TTH 11-12:50 Rohd, Michael Directing Special Topics Devising Performance - UG T 9-11:50 Nelson, Ryan Music Theatre Special Topics Music Director Seminar TTH TBD Parsons, Spencer Acting Special Topics Intro to Acting for the Screen TTH 11-12:50 Rohd, Michael & Thebus Jessica Directing Special Topics Persephone M 2-4:50 Schellhardt, Laura Playwriting Myatt, Julie Playwriting Playwriting I: Intro to Playwriting T 3-5:50 Playwriting I: Intro to Playwriting W 3-5:50 Myatt, Julie Playwriting Playwriting II: Genre Course Th 3-5:50 Godinez, Henry Acting Acting II: Analysis and Perform Greeks, Shakespeare, Realism MW 11-12:50 Mary Poole Acting Acting II: Analysis and Perform Greeks, Shakespeare, Realism MTWTh 2-2:50 Gold, Cindy Acting Acting II: Analysis and Perform Greeks, Shakespeare, Realism TTh 3-4:50 Mora, Dawn Acting Acting II: Analysis and Perform Greeks, Shakespeare, Realism MW 11-12:50 Catlin, David Acting Acting II: Analysis and Perform Greeks, Shakespeare, Realism MW 9-10:50 Hughey, Sarah Lighting Design M TBA Schellhardt, Laura Playwriting Advanced Playwriting Sequence M 3-5:50 Collins, Rives TYA Theatre for Young Audiences WF 1-2:50 Collins, Rives TYA Creative Drama TTH 1-2:50 Catlin, David Acting Acting III: Problems in Style Style and Comedy TTH 11-12:50 Godinez, Henry Acting Acting III: Problems in Style Style and Comedy MW 3-4:50 Marquez, Sandra Acting Acting III: Problems in Style Style and Comedy TTH 1-2:50 Shapiro, Gail Acting Acting III: Problems in Style Style and Comedy TTH 9-10:50 Mora, Dawn Acting Acting III: Problems in Style Style and Comedy TTH 11-12:50
4 Bell, David Music Theatre MT Techniques Bell, David Music Theatre MT Techniques Dehnert, Amanda Music Theatre Principles of Auditioning presentation MF 1-2:50 presentation MF 3-4:50 Preparing an audition book/presenting an audition M 10-12:50 Rosenthal, Todd Graphic Arts f Model Building WF 8-9:50 Roethke, Linda Freehand Drawing for the Designer WF W 8-11:50 F Harmon, Charles Hist/lit/Crit Special Topics Modernisms Long Shadow TTH 10:30-11:50 Posner, Dassia Hist/lit/Crit Special Topics History of Directing MW 11-12:20 Thebus, Jessica Rohd, Michael Directing Seminar - Studies in Theatre Master Class - Project Develop M 2-4:50 TA: Alex Ridgers Design Computer Graphics: AutoCAD W 8-10:50 Kersnar, David Directing/Desi Text analysis MF 12-1:50 Shapiro, Anna Roethke, Linda Directing/Desi Contemp Drama Collaboration M 8-10:50 Rohd, Michael Directing Theatre Practice Devising T 9-11:50 Heinze-Bradshaw, Roxane Hist/lit/Crit American Theatre Chicago Theatre TH 10-12:50 Thebus, Jessica Directing Advanced Directing Seminar M 9-11:50 Hughey, Sarah Design Advanced Lighting Design M 11-1:50 Rosenthal, Todd Design Advanced Scenic Design M 11-1:50 Roethke, Linda Design Advanced Costume Design Design and Adaptation M 11-1:50 O'Donnell, Kevin Directing Seminar - Studies in Theatre Sound for Directors Th 10-12:50 Kuzmanic, Ana Roethke, Linda Rosenthal, Todd Design Seminar - Studies in Theatre Graduate Colloquium M 2:30-4:20 Posner, Dassia Hist/lit/Crit Seminar - Studies in Theatre History and Theory of Directing T 11-1:50 Thebus, Jessica Directing Seminar - Studies in Theatre Persephone M 2-4:50 Young, Harvey Research Foster, Melissa non-credit Music Theatre Pop-Style Singing TTH 10-11:50 or McHugh, Kelli non-credit Music Theatre Freshman Vocal Workshop M 2-2:50 McHugh, Kelli non-credit Music Theatre Freshman Vocal Workshop T 3-3:50
5 Brown, Michael non-credit Music Theatre MT coaching F
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