ARCH 6460 - Stagecraft and Theater Design

This course introduces students to the elements of theater design and construction. The course will discuss the physical structures in which live performances occur, as well as the economic and social forces (e.g., trade unions, production, financing, and organizational structures of play production). Particular emphasis is given to understanding historical methods of stagecraft and their relation to modern construction techniques and use of materials. In addition, the course will discuss acoustical considerations for theater and stage shell design. The graduate-level course will require an extensive individual project.

When Offered: Fall term annually.



Credit Hours: 2


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