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Department of Theatre
The Theater major is designed to prepare a student to work in
professional theater as an actor, director, stage manager, scene
designer, costume designer, lighting designer, dramaturg, production
or house manager, or in the areas of publicity and promotions. In
the area of technical theater, students gain valuable experience
in scenic construction, costuming, rigging, lighting and sound. And
for students interested in graduate study in the Theatre discipline,
our program provides a solid academic foundation.
Our program encourages students to become well-rounded theater practitioners
while developing their skills in one or more advanced areas of theater
practice: acting/directing, design/production, history/dramaturgy.
This program values collaboration and high academic goals in the
learning and teaching of theatre, while still preparing students
for the realities of a competitive profession.
Our students gain authentic practice in many aspects of theatre,
including: acting, directing, dramaturgy and text analysis, stage
management, scenic, costume, make-up, sound and lighting design,
construction and fabrication of sets, props & costumes, wigs,
make-up & prosthetics, wardrobe and running crew experience;
as well as independent study, teaching assistantships, and internships.
Faculty Directed Productions
2009-2010 Session
Misalliance
by George Bernard Shaw
October 14-17, 2009
Directed by Dr. John McCaslin-Doyle
GBShaw
Proof
By David Auburn
November 12-15, 2009
Directed by Andrew Kahl
Equation
Richard III
By William Shakespeare
March 9-13, 2010
Directed by Dr. John McCaslin-Doyle
Richard III
Bat Boy, The Musical
Book and lyrics by Keythe Farley and Brian Flemming and music by Laurence O'Keefe
April 28 - May 1, 2010
Directed by Andrew Kahl
Bat Boy
Student Directed Productions 2009-2010
Session
All In The Timing
By David Ives
Directed by
Kerri Koczen and Nick Stagliano
March 25-27, 2010
All In the Timing
The Theatre Department offers a
Bachelor of Arts degree, or a
Bachelor of Science degree in Theatre .
Production experience is an integral part of the Oneonta Theatre program. Our students gain authentic practice in many aspects of theatre, including:
- acting
- directing
- dramaturgy and text analysis
- stage management
- scenic, costume, make-up, sound and lighting design
- construction and fabrication of sets, props & costumes
- wigs, make-up & prosthetics
- wardrobe and running crew experience
- independent study, teaching assistantships, & internships
Majors combine academic courses with practical experience on-stage and off, using state-of-the-art facilities, current theatre pedagogy and cutting-edge technology.
The Theatre Department manages two excellent theatre spaces,The Goodrich Theater, a 487 seat proscenium space, and the Hamblin Theatre, a flexible black box facility.
Both theatres are housed in the Fine Arts Building on the Oneonta campus. The theatre plant includes well-equipped scenery and costume shops, dressing room facilities; as well as teaching, office, and studio spaces.
Cinders, 2007 - Nick Stagliano and Troy Goodier.
Goodrich house and booth.
Goodrich Theatre with Ion lightboard.
Guildenstern (Nick Stagliano) with the Player (Kyle Burch) Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, 2008.
John Bagby, Associate Professor of Theatre.
Preset for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, 2008.
Queen Gertrude (Kara Betke) out of context - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, 2008.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern setting a trap for Hamlet, 2008.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern final tableau, 2008.
Raised in Captivity, student directed, 2006 - Nick Stagliano.
Raised in Captivity, 2006 - Troy Goodier.
Raised in Captivity, 2006 - Joe Calcagno and Nick Stagliano.
Rosencrantz feels boxed in - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, 2008.
Set for Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, 2008 Goodrich Theatre.
She Loves Me,2007 - Kimmy Edwards, Amy Thomas, Kari Crimmins, Kyle Burch, Kyle Beckley and MJ Murray.
She Loves Me, 2007 - Kari Crimmins, Kimmy Edwards and Amy Thomas.
She Loves Me, 2007 - Josh Rothberg and Kyle Burch.
She Loves Me, 2007 - MJ Murray and Tracy Owens.
Technical Director, Scott Segar.
Tragedians Brendan Eggleston and Billy French - Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, 2008.
Urinetown ensemble, 2006.
Wait Until Dark, 2006 - Matt Falconer, Kerri Koczen and Kyle Beckley.
Alanna Maniscalco making props.
Department of Theatre
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