[Histmaj] Four AUT 2025 400-level Drama classes open to ALL (A&H)

[HISTORY UNDERGRADUATE ADVISORS via Histmaj]

Greetings!

I find myself asking this question over and over: when is a 400-level class not a 400-level class?

Sometimes, when it's a UW Drama class.

We have four classes in the fall that are open to ALL levels of students, and do not require any prerequisite or previous theater experience:

Drama 441: Beginning Playwriting. Calling all storytellers! Taught by artist-scholar and oral historian Professor Nikki Yeboah. (TTh 11:30 - 1:20)

Drama 455: Alexander Technique. This is an excellent class for anyone who moves, and especially for dancers, actors, musicians and athletes.  (WF 9:30 - 11:20) (The Drama-majors only restriction will be removed today.)

Drama 456: Theatre for Youth. Taught by Myra Platt, co-founder of Book-It Repertory Theatre. This course is designed for the person who is curious, has a passion for or wants to learn more about theater, the arts, education and/or seeking to strengthen public speaking and business relationship skills. (TTh 11:30 - 1:20)

Drama 490B: Voice for the Actor. Vocal training for actors, and for those who speak for a living.  "Our voice potential is boundless, transparent, revealing, the connective thread to thought, emotion, sound, and the spoken word." (MW 11:30 - 1:20)

If students have any questions about these classes, I'll be happy to chat with them.

Cheers,
Eloise
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ELOISE M BOYLE, PhD [she/her]
Undergraduate Advisor

UW School of Drama - 129 Hutchinson Hall

(206) 543-4204   dramaadv at uw.edu<mailto:emboyle at uw.edu>

Advising Hours: M and F  9 - 2;  T and W  11 - 4



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