2007 : extra credit -- No Exit and 2 Gentlemen of Verona DramLit Class List (must subscribe) * Bedford * Textbook * Intro: bio(s) Drama, Theatre, Ritual Mimesis The Ages of Drama Genres Elements of Drama (Aristotle) The GREEKS Oedipus by Sophocles "THE DRAMA This is a syllabus-in-progress. Eventually, this syllabus will be expanded to produce a textbook in Drama and Dramatic Literature. Classic sample works and other drama masterpieces may or may not be copyrighted. Related essays will be regularly added and updated after discussions of works in class, the viewing of plays, and the interchange of ideas in forums. This site also develops links to other related sites. We hope this effort serves as a forum to enhance our study and interests in World Drama." [ the same here? ] 2007 season Theatre UAF (dates) ... notes and updates THR215 Analysis THR Theory Glossary Concept script play Dramlit1 Dramlit2 Dramlit3 Dramlit4 Books Acting One BioMechanics Method for Directors StageMatrix: Directing Script Analysis filmplus.org: film w/anatoly Go to... Film-North my mailing list Theatre UAF my shows write directory 2005: Total Acting & Total Directing * dramlit.vtheatre.net Fall 2004 THR215 DramLit

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THR215 DramLit

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THR215 Analysis THR Theory Glossary Concept script play Dramlit1 Dramlit2 Dramlit3 Dramlit4 Books Acting One BioMechanics Method for Directors StageMatrix: Directing Script Analysis

filmplus.org: film w/anatoly

First Class: script.vtheatre.net/215/1.html { each unit in 215 has 4 lessons }

1. Into. eGroup -- dramlit -- bio, expectations

2. Course overview

3. Nature of Theatre

4. Drama v. Theatre

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drama, Western : Introduction

Greek Drama

[ Roman Drama ]

[ Medieval Drama ]

Renaissance Drama

[ Drama from 1750 to 1800 ]

[ Eighteenth-Century Drama ]

Nineteenth-Century Drama

Twentieth-Century Drama

Bibliography²¹⁵

[ periods for Theatre History course ]

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[ 215-I-1 ]

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What a piece of work is a man. How noble in reason, how infinite in faculty. In form, in moving, how express and admirable. In action, how like an angel. In apprehension, how like a God. The beauty of the world. The paragon of animals. And yet to me, what is this quintessence of dust? [ Hamlet = centerpiece ]

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