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About this course:

This course explores key elements of performing arts and cultural traditions, focusing on play creation, staging, and the role of traditional fabrics in cultural identity.

The course begins with an introduction to the basics of play creation, including scriptwriting, character development, and the collaborative process between playwrights, directors, and actors. It then moves on to the adaptation of folktales into theatrical productions, examining their cultural significance and how they are brought to life on stage.

Students will learn the essentials of staging a play, including set design, lighting, sound, and costumes, as well as the logistics and rehearsal processes involved in preparing a production. The course also delves into advanced staging techniques, focusing on creating emotional impact through technology and design.

Additionally, the course explores the cultural importance of traditional fabrics, investigating their historical and social significance in various cultures. Students will study how these fabrics continue to play a role in modern cultural practices and their ongoing relevance today.

By the end of the course, students will have a deeper understanding of both the creative process in the performing arts and the importance of customs and traditions, especially through the lens of textiles, in shaping cultural identity.