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Course Title:Performance in Historical Context - MASTERPIECES IN PERFORMANCE
Class Info.:
Class Section:DRAM3323.001.09F Activity Type:Lecture
Class Level:Undergraduate Class Number:12026
Class Credits:3 Credits Inst. Mode:Face-to-Face
Grading:Graded - Undergraduate Session Type:Other Session ()
Status:Section Status: OPEN    Available Seats: 38    Enrolled Total: 12   
Description:
DRAM 3323 - Performance in Historical Context (3 semester hours) Studies in theatre and performance art. The course may consider eras such as Classical, Medieval, Renaissance, Realist, Contemporary, or Experimental Avant-Garde in the Western tradition or the performance expressions of Africa, African-Americans, Oceania, Indigenous peoples, Asia, Latino or Native America. May be repeated for credit as topics vary (9 hours maximum). Prerequisite: ARTS 1301 or equivalent. (3-0) T
Instructor(s):
Fred Curchack      email: curchack@utdallas.edu
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Monday:  3:30pm-6:15pm   AH3 1.306

Term: Fall 2009
Session Type: Other Session ()
Starts: August 20, 2009
Ends: December 16, 2009

College:School of Arts and Humanities
Syllabus:Syllabus for Performance in Historical Context (dram3323.001.09f) taught by Fred Curchack.
Class Evaluation:Class Evaluation for Performance in Historical Context (dram3323.001.09f) taught by Fred Curchack.
The direct link to this class is: http://go.utdallas.edu/dram3323.001.09f
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