Spring Course Spotlight

Do you still need a course for Spring? We have several classes for you to consider—including the newly added Shakespeare Studio. 
Questions? Please contact: coco.wilder@duke.edu. 
 
 
Shakespeare Studio | THEATRST 246S (Newly added)
on-campus and online
F 10:15am-12:45pm
Instructor: Avery Glymph
 
In addition to his extensive stage work on numerous Shakespeare productions, Avery Glymph has appeared in various films and television shows including Bull (upcoming), Law & Order, Madam Secretary, and Out and About (in post production). More information here >>>
 
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Scene Design | THEATRST 262S
on-campus and online
T/TH 12:00-1:15pm
Instructor: Torry Bend

This course explores the conception and creation of theatrical space. Students learn the process of designing physical environments that support live storytelling while growing their creative theatrical impulses. The class focuses on teaching the tools that channel creativity into effective design such as: visual research, model building, drafting, and drawing. 
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Topics in Arts Management (seminar) Production Management | THEATRST 290S-5
on-campus and online
T/TH 3:30-4:45pm 
Instructor: Thomas Quintas
 
Students will explore the role and function of a Production Manager within an organization. Though the role is similar in most entertainment fields, we will be looking through the perspective of a Theatrical Production Manager. Some of the topics the class will look at, explore, and develop projects around include: scheduling, budgeting, personnel management, and working with unions—as well as exploring the difference between a manager and leader, and looking ahead to solve problems. As time allows and based on the interest of students in the class, we will look at film production, trade shows, conventions, and other forms of entertainment.