Learn the basics of acting by studying and practicing character, mood, line delivery, stage presence, improvisation and numerous other facets of the actor's world. Explore opportunities available to participate in local community theater.

For course descriptions, schedule and pricing click on one of the following courses.
   
For information about the children's theater camps, visit the Kids in College Web page.

THA 300 - Theater Production ^{(credit/noncredit)}
Help  construct sets, collect stage properties and costumes, work on lighting and sound or audition for an acting role in Moonlight Troupers production.  No experience necessary.

THA-334 - Acting 1 ^{(credit/noncredit)}
Introduces acting. Use exercises and theater games to develop concentration, imagination and characterization. Performances require character analysis and presentation of short scenes from modern play scripts.

THA-331 - Get Funny ^ONLINE
Learn from an experienced comedy writer and actor about myriad sources of humor. Write one-liners, use physical humor and find ways to target your audience, incorporate humor into your life by mixing laughter with learning, putting people at ease and creating good will.

THA-345 - Introduction to Film ^{(credit/noncredit)}
Study the vocabulary, methods of analysis and standards for criticism of various types of film. Base discussions on previewed assigned works.

THA-348 - Introduction to American Film
A multidisciplinary study of the complex relationship between American film and American culture that requires previewing assigned films. Class discussions explore the development of American film both aesthetically and as a manifestation of American culture.