This course of study is designed as an introductory survey in the fundamentals of theatre production, including the role of the actor in the interpretation of dramatic literature, the development of the physical theatre, theatre history and dramatic literature. The student is also involved in the physical and mental processes of learning to act with emphasis on interpretation, body movement, and characterization

This course of study is designed as an advanced course which prepares students for performance in dramatic productions. The major emphasis is on the practice, critique and refinement of the techniques of acting, directing, stagecraft and preparing plays and/or scenes from plays.

This course is designed to further engage students in theatrical performances/ competitions and to provide the student with advanced training in the actor's craft, the history of the theatre and theories of dramatic study. The student will refine skills in acting, directing, stagecraft and production

Technical theatre is the study and application of scenic design, make-up design, costume design, lighting and sound design, and stage and box office management.

These courses will provide a laboratory learning experience for the exploration, development, and synthesis of all elements and components of the theatre through production activities.

This course offers instruction in all aspects of Musical Theatre, including a review of the history of musical theatre and instruction in the skills of acting, auditioning, singing and dance, with opportunities for performance. Students will be provided with opportunities to interact with members of the professional musical theatre community through guest lectures.

This course offers additional courses of instruction in all aspects of Musical Theatre, including a review of the history of musical theatre and instruction in the skills of acting, auditioning, singing and dance, with opportunities for performance.

This course will provide a basis of study of world theatre. Students will have one public performance from the class per year. This performance along with the study of theatre terms, history, improvisation, and characterization will provide groundwork for future IB theatre classes.

This course will provide the basis of IB theatre philosophy, the format of IB journal entries and play analysis. Students will learn to become a production company and will have one or two public performances from the class itself per year. These performances will allow the student to explore all aspects of a production with the IB philosophy as a basis.

This course will continue to refine and expand the skills of journal entries and play analysis. Students will explore the world of theatre through the use of history, different cultures, and different directorial styles. The production company will continue with one or two public performances per year. The individual project and research project will be discussed. Students will be allowed to submit plays for possible direction in Theatre IV-IB

With the background of production, history, different cultures, and different directorial styles the students will be able to create their own productions. Students at this level will use their knowledge to direct or act in student productions. There will be at least one student production each six weeks of the 1st semester. Analysis and evaluation of student productions will provide a basis of discussion of all aspects of the theatre. The completion of the individual and research project will be completed by the end of the 1st semester.