World Building for the Theater

THEATRST 226S

Spring 2025

William Webb, Lecturing Fellow of Theater Studies

Wednesdays 6:30 - 9 p.m.

Bryan Center 128 (John Clum Seminar Room)

World Building for the Theater introduces students to the design components used to create a theatrical production: set, costumes, sound, lighting, and projection. Students learn the process that brings these components to life: play analysis for design, artistic research, design, technical and build preparation, construction, and final performance. Each student has the opportunity to focus on their particular area of interest while contributing to the creation of the Theater Studies Mainstage production. Students work in the areas of set, costumes, lights, paint, and backstage support, gaining hands-on practical experience with the tools of their chosen area of interest.
Curriculum Codes
  • CCI
  • ALP
Typically Offered
Occasionally