Scenes, monologues, songs, original works, lip synch – no limit on type of content

No hate speech or wildly inappropriate content. Doesn’t need to be G-rated, but let’s stay away from Hard R

We’re producing FOUR WEDDINGS AND AN ELVIS this spring! Are you interested in being involved? Check out the Four Weddings and an Elvis cast breakdown

• AUDITIONS February 26-28
• REHEARSALS Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 4pm-6pm March 19 – May 2
• PERFORMANCES May 3-6

Need more information? Email Sara Weinstock 

CST 130 INTRO TO THEATRE

• Surveys the principles of drama, the development of theatre production, and selected plays to acquaint the student with various types of theatrical presentations.
• CST 130 is a hybrid course
• CST 130 SATISFIES A HUMANITIES / FINE ARTS ELECTIVE

CST 131 ACTING I / CST 132 ACTING II

• Develops personal resources and explores performance skills through such activities as theatre games, role playing, improvisation, work on basic script units and performance of scenes. Gives the student both a physical and mental understanding of the various approaches to acting.
• In addition to script analysis and character study, students will perform a radio play, reader’s theatre, a monologue, a scene, a poetry reading and a lip synch competition.
• If you’ve taken CST 131 and want to continue studying acting, you can enroll in CST 132. CST 132 covers classical acting styles beginning with Greek through Restoration periods, so scenes and monologues will be selected from period plays.
• CST 131/CST 132 is a 12-week class that runs Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 1:00-4:05pm

• Transferring to GMU for a Theatre BA or BFA? CST 130, 131 and 253 ALL TRANSFER
• CST 130 and 131 are offered both fall and spring. CST 132 is a SPRING ONLY class. Plan accordingly.
• Still have questions? Email Sara Weinstock