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CEA CAPA Partner Institution:CEA CAPA Dublin Center
Location:Dublin, Ireland
Primary Subject Area: Theater Arts
Instruction in:English
Course Code:THTR 3319/DBLN 3013
Transcript Source:University of Minnesota
Course Details:Level 300
Recommended Semester Credits:3
Contact Hours:45
Prerequisites:One previous college-level fundamentals of acting or performance class / theater performance course.
DESCRIPTION
This course explores the performance tradition of Irish theatre. Students learn to present the text, language and predominantly historical rural landscape of Irish playwrights including Friel, Beckett, and Marina Carr. This experience will then be developed into the creation of personal research narratives for performance, drawing on a contrasting sense of place. This will be complemented by engagement with the political and social realities of the city. Through a carefully structured program, students will learn ways to understand and approach the role of silence in Beckett, voice in Friel, or the shaping by landscape of characters, language, and movement in Carr. Students will respond to the visual and social prompts of the city of Dublin as they are stimulated and nurtured to develop source material for performance and presentation. Note: This course has supplemental fees for theatrical entrances and other field activities.