THEA 134 FBeginning Theatre Practicum (formerly THEA 133 F)

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ON CAMPUS CLASS: This class requires 162 hours of lab per term. It provides the study and laboratory exploration of all aspects of theatre production, culminating in a series of public performances in the large proscenium theatre. An audition or interview will be conducted to assign performance roles and technical positions. Hours are arranged. (Degree Credit) (CSU) (UC) In this bold, contemporary adaptation of Frankenstein, the act of creation becomes a mirror for our modern world, exploring the ethical consequences of innovation, identity, and what it means to be human in an age of rapidly advancing technology. This production seeks to cast and uplift actors of all cultural backgrounds, races, gender identities, and differently abled performers who are comfortable bringing their lived experiences into the rehearsal space. ORIENTATION: Monday, 8/23 at 6pm in Rm 1311 (Campus Theatre) ACTING AUDITIONS (in person): Tuesday, 8/24 at 6pm in Rm 1311 (Campus Theatre) CALLBACKS: Wednesday, 8/25 at 6pm in Rm 1311 (Campus Theatre) REHEARSALS: Monday through Thursday, 8/26 through 10/9 (evenings, times TBA) TECHNICAL REHEARSALS: 10/10 through 10/14 PERFORMANCES: October 15 through October 17 Please prepare a 1-minute contemporary monologue, dramatic or comedic, for auditions. Text options will be provided for those who need a piece. Performers may also submit a video audition via the audition portal by 7pm on Tuesday, 8/24. If invited to callbacks, performers must be available to attend in person. For more detailed audition information, contact Michael Mueller at [email protected]. Register online for an audition: http://theatre.fullcoll.edu/part_login.php Stage managers, designers, and technicians should contact Zachary Harless at [email protected] to apply for positions.