THR 2625 - Voice and Movement for the Stage (3)

When Offered: Fall
This course emphasizes the development of the actor’s physical instrument, the voice and body. Voice emphasis is on establishing good vocal habits through practical application of various vocal techniques. Students will study phonation, respiration, articulation, phrasing, textual analysis to establish the effective use of the voice for the stage. Movement emphasis will focus on body control with ease, use of performance space, and ensemble movement. Students will study Alexander Technique and other theatre movement practices, such as mime and mask, as a basis for effective use of the body on stage.