UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO (UofT)

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO (UofT)

FAMOUS GRADUATES

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PROGRAM DETAILS

David Shore: Screenwriter, House and Law and Order

UofT Mississauga

UTSC

UofT St. George

• 4 years

Bachelor of Arts, Curatorial Studies

Theatre, Drama, and Performance Studies (Major and Minor)

Collaborative program

in women and gender

studies

Arts and Culture Specialist Program

Theatre and Drama Studies (Specialist)

• auditions are held in Helen Gardiner Phelan

Doctor of Philosophy - Graduate

Centre for Study of Drama

Visual and Performing Arts, Drama Program

Masters of Arts Centre for

Drama, Theatre and Performance

Bachelor of Arts, Specialist Designation in Arts Management

University College Drama Program (UCDP)

Master of Museum Studies

POTENTIAL JOBS

USEFUL

DIRECT

• Arts administrator
• Broadcast presenter
• Further education lecturer
• Higher education lecturer
• Secondary school teacher
• Theatre stage manager

• Actor
• Community arts worker
• Dancer
• Dramatherapist
• Music therapist
• Theatre director

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

SUBJECTS WITHIN THE PROGRAM

Group A

Group B

– Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies

– Studio: Acting, Production, Design & Playwriting

– Related Courses in Other Departments (Cross-listed)

– Special Topics & Independent Studies

Group C

Enrolment in this program is limited and selection is made after a personal interview and audition or portfolio submission.

Other

DRM200Y: Intro to Performance

DRM228H: Intro to Playwriting

DRM254Y: Production

Students interested in DRM200Y, DRM254Y, and DRM228H must take DRM100Y as a pre or co-requisite.

Students interested in DRM228H Intro to Playwriting must also submit a portfolio of writing.

Students are required to re-apply EACH YEAR for admittance into the next level of practical classes.

Group A

DRM230Y1 Concepts of Twentieth-Century Theatre (Priority is given to Drama Majors and Specialists)

DRM264H1 History of Western Theatre from the Renaissance to 1900

DRM268H1 Canadian Theatre

DRM342H1 The Contemporary Avant-Garde

DRM362H1 Theatre and the World. Innovation and Experimentation

DRM385H1 Topics in Drama: Asian Performance

DRM386H1 Special Topics: Dreams. Utopia. Intermediality- Performing Technology

DRM388H1 Special Topics: Theories of Acting

DRM485Y1 Topics in Drama- Senior Seminar: Thesis- Application Guidelines

DRM487H1 Digital Dramaturgy in Performance (Not offered in 2015-16)

DRM488H1 History of Solo Performance (Not offered in 2015-16)

JDC410H1 The Brechtian Legacy: Sign, Gestus and Feminist Theory

JIA400H1 Interdisciplinary Practice for the Arts (Not offered in 2015/16)

Students wanting to audition for DRM200Y Intro to Performance must create a student profile and apply online by for the first audition.