Program Overview

Program Overview

The University of Copenhagen offers a comprehensive program in Theatre and Performance Studies, with a focus on Theatre History and Analysis. This program is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the historical and cultural context of theatre, as well as the skills to analyze and interpret performances.

Program Structure

The program consists of two main components: Theatre History and Performance Analysis. The Theatre History component provides a chronological foundation for understanding theatre historical issues, while the Performance Analysis component focuses on the analysis of theatre performances from a hermeneutic perspective.

Theatre History

The Theatre History component of the program explores the history of theatre, with a focus on specific themes and topics that transcend historical periods. This component also examines theatre history outside of Europe, providing a global perspective on the subject.

Performance Analysis

The Performance Analysis component of the program provides students with the skills to analyze and interpret theatre performances. This component uses a hermeneutic approach, with a focus on the analysis of performances from a social and cultural perspective.

Program Details

• Program Name: Theatre and Performance Studies: Theatre History and Analysis
• Language: Danish
• Credits: 15 ECTS
• Level: Bachelor
• Duration: 1 semester
• Capacity: 40 students
• Department: Department of Arts and Cultural Studies
• Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Program Requirements

• Prerequisites: None specified
• Assessment: Written and oral exams
• Feedback: Ongoing feedback during the course, with a final assessment at the end of the semester

Program Faculty

• Program Coordinators: Solveig Gade and Karen Arnfred Vedel
• Instructors: Solveig Gade and Karen Arnfred Vedel

Program Administration

• Department: Department of Arts and Cultural Studies
• Faculty: Faculty of Humanities
• University: University of Copenhagen