2020 Fall

THEATER 114 001 - SES 001

Performance Research Workshop

Teatro Lab

Angela Marino

Aug 26, 2020 - Dec 11, 2020

Mo, We

02:00 pm - 04:59 pm

Internet/Online

Class #:30940

Units: 4

Instruction Mode: Remote Instruction
Time Conflict Enrollment Allowed

Offered through Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies

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Hours & Workload

6 hours of instructor presentation of course material, with further discussion per week, and 6 hours of outside work hours per week.

Other classes by Angela Marino

Advanced performance workshop with research including performance-based methodology, theory, and analytical research skills in developing written and performance works. Topics include cross-disciplinary arts, dramaturgy, and collaborative practice.

Class Description

In Teatro lab, students engage with Chicanx/Latinx American artists and activists based on critical praxis, community power, and restorative justice. This class is especially geared toward the thinking-artist who is interested in areas of directing, design, politics, health/healing, education, and group facilitation. Students will practice collaboration and performance making relevant to the issues of our times in the laboratory space of the theater. We will analyze play texts and live performances through discussion, workshops, ensemble building, and participatory methodologies. Students will also have an opportunity to write for an on-line journal, participate in events and event organization, see live theater, and develop critical writing and production skills.

Class Notes

Performance Studies classes offered by TDPS in Fall 2020 will meet during scheduled class times remotely and synchronously for at least ½ of the scheduled class hours per week. The remainder of class time will be held either synchronously or asynchronously. Some of the Zoom class meetings will involve break-out groups. Regular reading, writing, tutorials, video viewing assignments, research-based assignments, etc. will be shared with students via bCourses. Finals will be proctored remotely, or written final projects will be required. Students are expected to use the video option in Zoom for this class. Please contact the instructor if you have extenuating circumstances that prevent use of the video option (or if you have other technical issues). show less