This course examines structure and thematic Concerns from the Enlightenment to Present Day based on contemporary plays with classical examples. How does structure function when it revolves around a theme? How does cause and effect work in non-narrative structure? We will explore the works of Mac Wellman, Suzan Lori Parks, Dada, Surrealism, Adrienne Kennedy, Naomi Iizuka, Migdalia Cruz, among others. This class is an intensive seminar for first-year students to help develop their ideas through reading and writing. Students will emerge from this course confident in the process of formulating, developing, and expressing your ideas with the written word.

This course examines structure and thematic Concerns from the Enlightenment to Present Day based on contemporary plays with classical examples. How does structure function when it revolves around a theme? How does cause and effect work in non-narrative structure? We will explore the works of Mac Wellman, Suzan Lori Parks, Dada, Surrealism, Adrienne Kennedy, Naomi Iizuka, Migdalia Cruz, among others. This class is an intensive seminar for first-year students to help develop their ideas through reading and writing. Students will emerge from this course confident in the process of formulating, developing, and expressing your ideas with the written word.

This course examines structure and thematic Concerns from the Enlightenment to Present Day based on contemporary plays with classical examples. How does structure function when it revolves around a theme? How does cause and effect work in non-narrative structure? We will explore the works of Mac Wellman, Suzan Lori Parks, Dada, Surrealism, Adrienne Kennedy, Naomi Iizuka, Migdalia Cruz, among others. This class is an intensive seminar for first-year students to help develop their ideas through reading and writing. Students will emerge from this course confident in the process of formulating, developing, and expressing your ideas with the written word.