TART 49 AD Daytime Rehearsal & Performance Fall 2011
Section: 71044
Instructor: Anthony Carreiro
Office: J-115 (back of auditorium)
Contact # 562-938-4946 -or- e-mail: acarreiro@lbcc.edu
Office hours: Tue. & Thurs. 12PM to 1PM & 4PM to 5PM
Wed. 3PM to 4PM
Time: Mon. Wed. 12:30 – 2:45 & Fri. 12:30 – 3:20
Place: H-103 (Studio Theatre)
Requirements: All theatre students must also enroll in TART 51AD Theatre Forum
(either sec. 72701 or 74060). This is mandatory!
Course Content: BE IT KNOWN THAT WE WILL ATTEMPT TO CAST AS MANY STUDENTS AS
POSSIBLE BUT DUE TO SOME CONFLICTS THERE ARE TIMES WHEN THIS BECOMES
IMPOSSIBLE. WE WILL DO OUR BEST.
Each student will perform in at least one short play. These plays rehearse on an average
for 4 weeks (this is up to the director’s discretion) during regular class time.
The plays perform three times. First performance is on a Tuesday at 11AM, then
Wednesday at 12:45PM and finally, Thursday at 11AM. (Please note: performance times
can sometimes conflict with other classes). Immediately after the final performance there
will be a short strike.
Each student will also help “crew” a second show. Except for stage managers this “crew”
assignment is usually 2 to 3 weeks in length. Both “crew” and “acting” assignments must
be completed in order to receive a passing grade. The average total commitment for the
class is approximately 7 weeks during the semester.
Goals:
Like the real world of “Theatre” we strive for the student to understand the full range of
the theatre art form.
Upon completion of this course the student will:
Have a greater knowledge and understanding of the “Play Process”.
Have a greater understanding of casting, rehearsal and performance for a live audience.
Develop a greater understanding and appreciation for the collaboration and teamwork
involved in the theatre process.
Develop both performance and technical skills.
Testing, Grading & Attendance
Once assigned to act and crew the student must attend all class sessions within the
“Directors” schedule.
The student must also complete all required acting or crew assignments.
The student must fulfill their assignment within the full collegial guidelines of
professionalism and teamwork.
Lastly, the student must write a one-page paper about their experience on both sides of
the stage.