Theatre
Program Overview
The Theatre program presents a comprehensive opportunity for involvement in various facets of theatrical production.
- Acting: Participants will engage in performance arts, learning the fundamentals of acting, character development, and stage presence.
- Technical Theatre: This aspect covers the behind-the-scenes operations that are crucial for production. Participants will gain practical skills in managing various technical aspects.
- Set Design and Construction: Students will learn how to design and construct sets that enhance the overall production. This includes skills in drafting and building physical structures that represent the play's environment.
- Lighting: Participants will study lighting techniques and how to utilize lighting to create mood and focus on stage. This includes hands-on experience with lighting equipment.
- Sound: The program will introduce sound design, including selecting, recording, and integrating sound effects and music into productions.
- Costuming: Participants will have the opportunity to explore costume design and creation, which plays a vital role in character and storytelling.
- Make-up: Students will learn make-up techniques that enhance performances by transforming actors into their characters.
The inclusivity of the program is commendable, as it extends participation opportunities to all students and community members. Regardless of prior experience, there is a welcoming environment encouraging everyone to get involved in the four annual productions.
Course Guides
Jefferson College Institutional Course Guides (ICGs) are found in the Simple Syllabus - Syllabus Library AND/OR within your Canvas class page via the Simple Syllabus link in the Course Navigation Menu.
Career Opportunities
Theatre offers a variety of career opportunities ranging from performance roles to behind-the-scenes positions. Individuals interested in pursuing a career in theatre can explore various job titles and avenues, including acting, production management, and technical roles. In addition, volunteer opportunities can also lead to networking and future employment within the industry.