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B8 - Sunday, August 19, 1984 - North Shore News

2 year

DOUGLAS College Theatre,
Department for the first sime
since its inception in 1975 will
be offering second year
courses for students who
have completed their beginn-
ing year in post-secondary
theatrical training.

Dorothy Jones, head of the
Douglas College Theatre pro-
gram, says there is still room
for up to eight students in the
second year courses and
preferences will be given to
graduates of Douglas Col-
lege’s one year program.

The new program will in-

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troduce students to the col-
lege’s $3.5 million dollar, 350
seat performance theatre
complete with practise
studios, shop facilites, and
large make-up and dressing
rooms, Jones said.

**These excellent facilites,

and of course instructors,
will give Douglas College
Theatre students oppor-

tunities that are second to
none in B.C.,’’ Jones says.
The program will include
courses on Theatre History,
Production, Set Design and

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of electives necessary for the
Diploma in Arts, she says.

Jones also likes to point
out that the college will be in-
troducing a course in Applied
Theatre featuring guest
speakers on topics such as
costumes, stage manage-
ment, and set design.

Field trips to Vancouver’s
most popular Theatre Houses
and tours of their backstage
facilites will also be arrang-
ed, she says.

‘*The intent of this pro-

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theatre now available

gram is to give our students a
well rounded background in
all aspects of theatre as op-
posed to just acting,’’ Jones

says.
For people without
previous post-secondary

theatre training, she says, the
college is still conducting in-
terviews for its first year
courses as well.

For an interview contact
the Humanities Department
at 520-5400, local 3601.

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