As a two-course series, theatre history covers significant developments and evolution of theatre and performance over time. Theatre History I reviews from the classical world to the Restoration, while Theatre History II reviews from the Eighteenth Century through to the contemporary.

Structured as an introductory course to production dramaturgy, this class focuses on the essential components of script analysis, critical theory, and historiography. Students explore the components of a dramaturgical case book for production, as well as develop skills in collaboration and tools for new play development.

Taught as a required course for theatre majors, this class includes foundational components of reading and analyzing play texts. This includes examining components of structure, character, style, and themes.