THEATER 101A
Making Tradition
Description: Lecture, four hours; discussion, one hour. Examination of traditional performance traditions in terms of how they were produced, including training techniques, archive practices, and forms of history. Examples may include classical Greek tragedy, Noh and Kyogen, Za ju and Chuanqi, Quem Queritis/English medieval festival plays, Sanskrit drama, Yoruba/Egungun, Yaqui deer dance, depending on faculty and resources available. Letter grading.
Units: 5.0
Units: 5.0
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Fall 2018 - I genuinely hated this class, I found the professor extremely condescending constantly talking to us like we were in preschool. It got to the point where he would ignore my hand raised to ask a question for 5 minutes because he did not care. He was incapable of properly explaining assignments which made the assignments hard because there was no way to know what he wanted.
Fall 2018 - I genuinely hated this class, I found the professor extremely condescending constantly talking to us like we were in preschool. It got to the point where he would ignore my hand raised to ask a question for 5 minutes because he did not care. He was incapable of properly explaining assignments which made the assignments hard because there was no way to know what he wanted.
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Fall 2024 - Maybe its just me, but I could never understand a single thing he was trying to say. If someone could sit down and explain to me ANY of what he was teaching it would be greatly appreciated. Just lock into the work and show up to lecture and you'll get a good grade. Don't take a Vermy class voluntarily if you can avoid it.
Fall 2024 - Maybe its just me, but I could never understand a single thing he was trying to say. If someone could sit down and explain to me ANY of what he was teaching it would be greatly appreciated. Just lock into the work and show up to lecture and you'll get a good grade. Don't take a Vermy class voluntarily if you can avoid it.
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