Contrary to the course description, this class will meet two times per week, not three.
Listed in: Theater and Dance, as THDA-32H
Ron Bashford (Sections 02 and 03)
In this second course in the craft of speaking, students learn to shape and speak text to powerful effect. Students build on prior work to extend vocal range and capacity while learning component principles of spoken expression. Articulation, inflection, methods of contrast and interpretation, tone, verbal imaging and aural structures of poetry and rhetoric are practiced in a studio setting. Emphasis is placed on personal engagement and presence to others while speaking. Assignments in text scoring and memorization support class work. The course culminates in a public presentation of student work. Three class meetings per week.
Requisite: ThDa 32H-01. Spring semester. Professor Bashford.
Contrary to the course description, this class will meet two times per week, not three.