Program Overview

Program Overview

The program in question appears to be related to theater studies, with a specific focus on the intersection of performing arts and science.

Course Details

THEATRST 198FS: Performing Science: Experimentation, Collaboration, and Artistry

This course combines a historical survey of science-themed plays with an examination of sci+arts initiatives. Central course questions include:

• How can performing arts improve public awareness and knowledge about complex scientific ideas and research?
• What points of view and methods of research do artists bring to scientific inquiry and vice-versa?

The course pays particular attention to secondary schools, contemporary art installations, and science museums as public laboratories for experimental, embodied collaborations across the two disciplines.

• Open only to students in the Focus Program.
• Department consent required.

Enrollment and Drop Consent

• Department Consent Required for both enrollment and drop.

Curriculum Codes

• R
• STS
• ALP

Cross-Listed As

• ENGLISH 198FS
• LIT 198FS
• SCISOC 198FS

Typically Offered

• Fall Only

Theater Studies Department

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Academics

Major-Minors

Details about major and minor programs are available but not specified in the provided context.

Courses

• All Courses
  • Area 1: Acting, Directing
  • Area 2: Dramatic Literature, Theater History, Performance Studies
  • Area 3: Design, Theater Technology
  • Area 4: Dramatic Writing
  • Musical Theater Practice
  • Musical History and Theory
  • Electives
  • Study Away
  • Gateway

How to Apply

Application details are not provided in the given context.

Productions

Mainstage Productions

• Auditions
• Behind The Scenes

Other Productions

• Duke Players Productions
• New Works Lab
• Senior Distinction Projects

People

Faculty and Staff

• Primary Faculty
• Secondary Faculty
• Emeriti
• Staff

Visiting Artists

• Classix at Duke: The Alice Childress Project
• Visiting Artists (multiple, details not specified)

Alumni

Alumni Profiles

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For Our Students and Alumni

• Assisting Duke Students
• Contribute

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