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COURSES These theatre courses are available to all students on campus. Some courses meet general education requirements. For other theatre courses, priority is given to majors and minors. THTR  105 | Introduction to American Musical Theatre 3 credits Creative Arts and US Society Course THTR 109 | Introduction to Theatre 3 credits Understanding the Past or Creative Arts THTR 155 | Scenography 3 credits Creative Arts THTR 161 | Intro to Acting 3 credits Elective THTR 209 | Modern Drama 3 credits Creative Arts THTR 150 | Technical Theatre 3 credits Elective THTR 151 | Costume Construction 3 credits Elective THTR 423 | Playwriting 3 credits Same as English 495 Submission and approval of a playwriting sample required PRODUCTIONS Theatre productions are open to all students on campus. All UIC Theatre mainstage productions performance opportunities require auditions. Auditions typically occur during the first week of the semester. Course credit is also available for participation in set or costume construction, lighting, sound, or public relations. All aspects of production are courses and are open to all registered students. THTR 280 | Practicum in Performance Rehearsal time determined by instructor Prerequisite: Approval of the department and completion of a successful audition. THTR 281 | Practicum in Theatre Administration Meeting time determined by instructor Prerequisite: Consent of the Instructor THTR 282 | Practicum in Costuming Meeting time determined by instructor Prerequisite: Consent of the Instructor THTR 283 | Practicum in Technical Theatre Meeting time determined by instructor Prerequisite: Consent of the Instructor Student-Run Organizations: Chicago Circle Players and Red Light School District also offer productions throughout the year, and hold auditions open to all UIC students. Search for both groups on Facebook for audition information. Notices for auditions are posted on the bulletin board next to the UIC Theatre Box Office (L282, UIC Theatre building). For more information call 312.996.3991. MAJORS The Department of Theatre offers three degrees, each pending approval by the Illinois Board of Higher Education. BACHELOR OF ARTS IN THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE BA in Theatre & Performance majors have the opportunity to take full advantage of a wide range of courses across the discipline, and to focus their study through three tracks: general, performance, authorship. Audition required. BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN ACTING BFA in Acting majors pursue a structured course of study that focuses on developing the actor for professional work or graduate training. Audition required. BACHELOR OF ARTS IN THEATRE DESIGN PRODUCTION & TECHNOLOGY BA in Theatre Design, Production, & Technology majors take courses across the discipline with a particular focus on theatre design. Interview required. Students may double major in theatre with any UIC degree. Current students looking to study theatre should: Visit the College of Architecture, Design, and the Arts Student Affairs office in Jefferson Hall, Room 208, and complete an Inter-College Transfer Form. Contact the School of Theatre & Music office to request an appointment. MINOR The theatre minor requires 18 credits and provides students with a way to hone skills, stay engaged, and maintain a passion for theatre. To apply for the theatre minor, visit the School of Theatre & Music’s Main Office.

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COURSESThese theatre courses are available to all students on campus. Some courses meet general education requirements. For other theatre courses, priority is given to majors and minors.

THTR  105 | Introduction to American Musical Theatre3 creditsCreative Arts and US Society Course

THTR 109 | Introduction to Theatre 3 creditsUnderstanding the Past or Creative Arts

THTR 155 | Scenography 3 creditsCreative Arts

THTR 161 | Intro to Acting 3 creditsElective

THTR 209 | Modern Drama 3 creditsCreative Arts

THTR 150 | Technical Theatre 3 creditsElective

THTR 151 | Costume Construction 3 creditsElective

THTR 423 | Playwriting 3 creditsSame as English 495Submission and approval of a playwriting sample required

PRODUCTIONSTheatre productions are open to all students on campus. All UIC Theatre mainstage productions performance opportunities require auditions. Auditions typically occur during the first week of the semester.

Course credit is also available for participation in set or costume construction, lighting, sound, or public relations. All aspects of production are courses and are open to all registered students.

THTR 280 | Practicum in Performance Rehearsal time determined by instructorPrerequisite: Approval of the department and completion of a successful audition.

THTR 281 | Practicum in Theatre AdministrationMeeting time determined by instructorPrerequisite: Consent of the Instructor

THTR 282 | Practicum in CostumingMeeting time determined by instructor Prerequisite: Consent of the Instructor

THTR 283 | Practicum in Technical Theatre Meeting time determined by instructorPrerequisite: Consent of the Instructor

Student-Run Organizations: Chicago Circle Players and Red Light School District also offer productions throughout the year, and hold auditions open to all UIC students. Search for both groups on Facebook for audition information.

Notices for auditions are posted on the bulletin board next to the UIC Theatre Box Office (L282, UIC Theatre building). For more information call 312.996.3991.

MAJORS The Department of Theatre offers three degrees, each pending approval by the Illinois Board of Higher Education.

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN THEATRE AND PERFORMANCEBA in Theatre & Performance majors have the opportunity to take full advantage of a wide range of courses across the discipline, and to focus their study through three tracks: general, performance, authorship. Audition required.

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS IN ACTINGBFA in Acting majors pursue a structured course of study that focuses on developing the actor for professional work or graduate training. Audition required.

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN THEATRE DESIGN PRODUCTION & TECHNOLOGYBA in Theatre Design, Production, & Technology majors take courses across the discipline with a particular focus on theatre design.  Interview required.

Students may double major in theatre with any UIC degree. Current students looking to study theatre should: • Visit the College of Architecture, Design, and the Arts Student Affairs office in Jefferson Hall, Room 208, and complete an Inter-College Transfer Form. • Contact the School of Theatre & Music office to request an appointment.

MINOR The theatre minor requires 18 credits and provides students with a way to hone skills, stay engaged, and maintain a passion for theatre. To apply for the theatre minor, visit the School of Theatre & Music’s Main Office.

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FAQsDoes UIC have a theatre department?Yes! UIC has an active theatre department, located in the School of Theatre & Music.

I am not a theatre major, can I participate in an ensemble?Absolutely. Productions are open to all UIC students.

Do I have to audition for the productions?Yes. All productions hold auditions open to all UIC students. The theatre offers four mainstage productions yearly, directed by faculty and guest directors. All productions are courses (THTR 280) and are available for 3 hours of credit. Credit is also available in set/costume construction, lighting, sound, or public relations. Each of these credits can count towards elective credits for your degree.

I am pre-med and heard I cannot major in theatre. Is that true? Absolutely not! Many students are able to pursue a theatre degree while continuing their pre-professional studies.

If I want to be a theatre major, do I have to audition?For the BFA Acting and BA Theatre, yes. For the BA Theatre Design, an interview is required.

[email protected] | 312.996.3991

theatreandmusic.uic.edu

Scholarships in theatre are available

by audition.

[email protected] | 312.996.3991 theatreandmusic.uic.edu