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Students develop an original ensemble theatre production based on an
established theme. Material may be drawn from personal stories,
community-based interviews, or historical research. Focus is on the
development of ensemble performance skills, techniques for creating
original performance material, and the role of theatre as community story
telling. Learn to utilize theatre to reflect upon political, social, and
cultural dynamics of a particular community; listen across cultural
divides; and/or to give voice to personal stories. Topics include the
history, principles, and theatrical techniques of community-based and
ensemble theatre. [This course gives public voice to topics and viewpoints
not generally addressed openly.]

Units	3 unit
Hours	2 hours lecture 2 hours labratory
Length	17 weeks
Graded	Credit course taken for grade or for credit/no credit
Classification	General " cultural courses
Version	01

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