Articles from:February 2011

• A New Spring Session course from the Department of Dramatic Arts: DART 1F01: Acting for Non Majors

  Sunday, February 06, 2011 | By Brock University

  

  Are you interested in Acting, but not a Dramatic Arts Major?
  OR
  Are you a Primary/Junior Concurrent Education Student looking for an introductory course in Acting?
  OR
  Are you looking for an active, engaging Spring Intensive Course?

  DART 1F01: Acting for Non Majors

  Monday, May 2 – Friday, May 13, 2011
  M T W TH F  9:00h  – 16:30h  TH 141

  This course is a rigorous introduction to acting for non majors. There are no pre requisites and no restrictions.

  Contact [email protected] for more information, ext. 5255
  Brock University

  DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ARTS

  Tags: acting, acting for non majors, dart, dart 1f01, dramatic arts, new course, spring session
  Categories: Department/Centre News, News

• Dramatic Arts Mainstage production opening Feb 17, 2011: Phèdre.

  Tuesday, February 01, 2011 | By mbalsom

  Phèdre

  Written by Jean Racine
  Translated by Ted Hughes
  Directed by Virginia Reh
  Designed by David Vivian

  Feb. 17, 18, 19, 2011 at 7:30 p.m.

  Student Matinee: Friday, Feb. 18, 2011 at 01:00 p.m.

  adults $15.00
  students and seniors $12.00
  $5.00 matinee for Brock students and staff

  The myth of Phèdre is one of the most powerful in all of classical mythology. Believing her absent husband Theseus to be dead, the Queen confesses her obsession for stepson Hippolytus, thus entering a nightmare world and spinning a tale of passion that unwinds with disastrous consequences.

  Phèdre: A Primer, is an introduction to our production, prepared by our Dramaturge and Fourth Year DART student, Spencer Smith. Included are:
  1) Collaboration, 2) Play Synopsis, 3) Director’s Notes, 4) Scenographer’s Notes, 5) The Playwright: Jean-Baptiste Racine, 6) The Translator: Ted Hughes, 7) Family Tree, 8) The Myths: Theseus, Phaedra, and Hippolytus, 9) The Labyrinth of Lexicon: People and Places, 10) The Many Faces of Phaedra, 11) Dramaturge’s Notes, 12) List of Figures, 13) Bibliography.

  Download your PDF copy of Phèdre: A Primer (PDF, 16.1 MB)

  Tags: dart mainstage, phèdre, plays
  Categories: Events