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Season tickets available starting September 5. Prices are $60 for adults, $40 for senior citizens or WFU faculty/staff, and $30 for students. Subscribers can all the box office to reserve their seat per production on or after the dates indicated below for each show.
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Students learn through work on productions—whether in the...
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Sense & Sensibility. By Kate Hamill Based upon the book by...
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Students learn through work on productions—whether in the...
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Wake Forest is making special efforts to assure that...
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An Invitation from Theatre & Dance @ Wake Forest. Please be...
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Lu Anne Mollman Simpson is Academic Coordinator in the...
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James Dodding Theatre Scholarship. If you ever encountered...
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Diversity and inclusion are inherent to a liberal arts...
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Students learn through work on productions—whether in the rehearsal hall or shop–as well as through classwork in acting and directing, dance technique, choreography, design, playwriting, voice and movement, history, dramatic literature, performance art, theatre education, and technical theatre.
Students learn through work on productions—whether in the rehearsal hall or shop–as well as through classwork in acting and directing, dance technique, choreography, design, playwriting, voice and movement, history, dramatic literature, performance art, theatre education, and technical theatre.
Wake Forest Department of Theatre and Dance is a department within Wake Forest University which instructs students in theatre and dance and puts on four productions each school season and maintains the university's theatre. The department is based at the Scales Fine Arts Center on campus.
Wake Forest theatre majors have become actors, directors, stage managers, designers, theatre artistic directors, professors, cabaret singers, playwrights, and members of comedy troupes. Others have made careers outside of the arts and enjoy participating in community theatre.
- Dance Minor
- Introductory Courses in Dance
- Dance Course Descriptions
A dance minor requires 19 hours and must include: One modern course – DCE 120 (2h), DCE 221 (2h), or DCE 222 (2h); Dance composition – DCE 223 (3h); One jazz course – DCE 126 (2h), DCE 226 (2h), or DCE 227 (2h); One ballet course – DCE 127 (2h), DCE 229 (2h), or DCE 231 (2h), or DCE 233; Participation – DCE 128 (1h) or DCE 129 (1h); or THE 100 (.5h...
The following courses have no prerequisites and may be taken as general electives. Ballet, Modern and Jazz courses count toward the Dance Minor. DCE 101 Beginning Tap Dance DCE 120 Beginning Modern Dance DCE 124 Social Dance DCE 126 Beginning Jazz Dance DCE 127 Beginning Classical Ballet
DCE 101. Beginning Tap Dance. (2 h) Fundamentals of tap dance technique with an emphasis placed on technique, rhythm, vocabulary, and performance qualities. May be taken two times for credit. DCE 120. Beginning Modern Dance Technique. (2 h) Fundamentals of modern dance technique, with an emphasis placed on movement concepts, vocabulary, technique, ...
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336.758.5294. admissions@wfu.edu. DEGREES OFFERED. Bachelor of Arts in Theatre. Minor in Theatre. The Department of Theatre and Dance offers students an exceptional education in theatre...
