Come find out why "all the world's a stage". Whether you enjoy performing on stage or being part of an audience, this course gives you an appreciation for the major periods in the history of the theater as well as introduces you to the roles played by the actors, directors, and designers in bringing a play to life.
Introduction to Theatre is designed to provide an overview of the theatre as an art form: its nature, elements, genres, styles, and techniques. Course content is based upon the supposition that knowledge of theatre—whether as an active participant, reader of good plays, or audience member—is a significant means of enriching individual human existence.
World Cultures and Diversity Outcomes: This course meets Harper College’s World Cultures and Diversity Graduation Requirement designation.
This course fulfills Humanities & Fine Arts – Group 4.
General Course Information: Face-to-Face and Online Options
FALL, 2025
Course: THE111-001
Credit Hours: 3
CRN: 30858
Professor: Kevin Long
Class Dates: Mondays and Wednesdays
August 18 - December 12
Meeting Times: 9:30am - 10:45am
Meeting Location(s): L109, L109d, and L135
Modality: On Campus; Face-to-Face
Course: THE111-002
Credit Hours: 3
CRN: 35031
Instructor: Ilknur Ozgur
Class Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Meeting Times: 11:00am – 12:15pm
August 18 - December 12
Meeting Location(s): L109, L109d, and L135
Modality: On Campus; Face-to-Face
Course: THE111-W80
Credit Hours: 3
CRN: 30856
Professor: Kevin Long
Class Dates: October 13 - December 7
Modality: Fully Online/Internet-Based
