Program Overview

Theater Studies (B.A.)

The Theater Studies (B.A.) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of theater theory and history.

Study

The program offers a range of courses that cover the fundamentals of theater studies, including:

• Foundation modules
• Advanced modules
• Advanced modules elective advanced modules
• General career preparation (ABV)

Course of study

The program's curriculum is structured to provide students with a thorough understanding of theater studies, including:

• Fields of study
• Everyday student life
• Sample assignments

Areas of Study

The program covers a range of fields, including:

• Theater theory
• Theater historiographical source analysis
• Analysis assignment
• Term paper on Brecht's epic theater

Perspectives

The program provides students with a range of career perspectives, including:

• Barbara Gronau, Professor of Theory and History of Theater, University of the Arts Berlin
• BjŲrn Frers, press, production and dramaturgy
• Maxi Grotkopp, research assistant
• Christopher-Fares KŲhler, director and dramaturg

Graduates of the program have gone on to pursue careers in various fields, including theater production, dramaturgy, and academia. The program provides students with a solid foundation in theater theory and history, as well as practical skills in areas such as production and dramaturgy.