

Why Minor in Theatre at Eastern?
Eastern University's minor in Theatre helps students from all majors become more confident communicators. The minor consists of 18-19 credits and can easily fit into any academic schedule. Four required courses give students a foundation of knowledge from performing and technical production to theatre as activism and theatre history. Students also choose three additional Theatre electives, which they can tailor based on their interest.
THE MINOR IN THEATRE
Course Number | Course Name | Credit |
---|---|---|
THEA 104 | Introduction to Theatre | 3 |
THEA 120 | Introduction to Acting | 3 |
THEA 151 | Basic Stagecraft and Design | 3 |
THEA 150 | Theatre Practicum | 1-2 |
Total Core Minor Credits: 10-11
+ Choose 8 additional elective THEA credits
TOTAL Minor Credits: 18-19
Course Descriptions
View Eastern's current course catalog for all course descriptions.

Amari Dickerson and Richie Izzo rehearsing for The Illusion, 2022

Big Fish, Photography by Ashley Smith of Wide Eyed Studios, Directed by Valerie Flower, Costume Design by Bethany Miller, Set and Lighting Design by David Craig

Big Fish, Photography by Ashley Smith of Wide Eyed Studios, Directed by Valerie Flower, Costume Design by Bethany Miller, Set and Lighting Design by David Craig

Hamlet, Directed by Anna Rebmann, Costume Design by Bethany Miller

Jacob Craig in Let Our Voices Rise, 2020

Megan Odland, Hailey Ferry, Julia Hildebrand, and Kaitlyn Arrow in Working (Localized), 2023

Pre-show prayer, Photography by Cody Kiedrowski

Sashaine Clarke in Let Our Voices Rise, 2020

The Illusion, Photography by Cody Kiedrowski, Directed by Valerie Flower, Costume Design by Bethany Miller, Lighting Design by Lindsay Stevens

The Seagull, 2014

Working (Localized), Photography by Christie Heimbach, Directed by Megan Odland, Costume Design by Bethany Miller, Lighting Design by Regina Miller
Photo Credit for image at top of page: Hamlet, Photography by Elyse Garner, Directed by Anna Rebmann, Scenic Design by William Bryant, Costume Design by Bethany Miller, Lighting Design by David Craig