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APPLIED THEATRE

ENGL 653
Course Description

Theory and practice of using applied theatre in educational settings to engage audiences (usually students) in important social or cultural issues. Includes readings, research, discussion and the devising, production and performance of a play by the students in the course for community audiences.

Prerequisites

Junior standing

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