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18 components
From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 18 graded components.
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This seminar explores the intersection of digital technology and theatre, examining how new media influences theatrical forms and how theatre investigates the consequences of digital culture.
Prerequisite
None listed
Where the marks come from
Fall 2026 syllabus
Creative Project: 30%
Digital Devising I 25%
DigiTurgy Notes: E 25%
Creative Project: Digital Devising II · 30%Digital Devising I: The Digital Found Object · 25%DigiTurgy Notes: Expanding The Field · 25%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 1 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 10 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 11 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 12 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 13 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 14 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 15 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 2 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 3 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 4 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 5 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 6 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 7 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 8 · 1.33%Seminar Professionalism And Participation 9 · 1.33%
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