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	Information is available for the following courses:
		CT 239         CO 239	T & Th 10:30 am	Principles of Theater Management
		CT 060	T & Th 12:00 noon	Introduction to Theater
		CT 238 CO 238	T & Th 10:30 am	Marketing the Arts
		CT 230 CO 242	T & TH 10:30 am	Producing Performing Arts: Concept to Completion
Principles of Theater M anagement     back to top	This course is designed to address the issues involved in the operations and management of a      performing arts center.    Areas to be covered in the course are: basic management theory as it relates to arts management, strategic planning and decision making, fundamentals of organizational design, fundamentals of leadership and group dynamics, budgeting and economics in the arts, and financial management.  The course will use case studies to test theories and ideas developed by the class.   For a look at the complete syllabus CLICK HERE
Introduction to Theater                         back to top	The aim of the course will be twofold:           First, the course will serve as a starting point for students wishing to seriously pursue the study of theater.  To this end, we will examine the principle areas of theater including a thorough review of significant plays and comment from the important periods in the development of dramatic literature.  We will also study the role of theater in society, as well as the function of the actor, the playwright, the designers and technicians, and the director.    We will also look at significant developments in modern and current theater.             Second, the course will fulfill the expectations of the greater University community by providing the elements consistent with the requirements for Boston College core credit.  To this end, the course will demand critical thinking and writing skills consistent with University standards.   Students will be required to see at least two plays during the semester and write intelligent well-thought-out reviews of the productions.   Students will also be asked to prepare a final project that will be of a creative/critical nature and may be presented to the class during the final weeks of the semester.           Extra credit may be earned by reading plays in addition to the ones assigned and writing critical essays on them, or by seeing productions of plays at Boston College and writing critical reviews of them.   For a look at the complete syllabus CLICK HERE ---------------------
Marketing the Arts     back to top	The course will have a major focus on the practical application of the art and science of marketing the arts in today’s increasingly competitive economic environment.  Specifically, the course will investigate the following areas: Strategic Market Planning for the Performing Arts, Understanding the Performing Arts Market, Developing a Marketing Strategy, Formulating the Communication Strategy, and Managing the Organization. The semester project will be to collaborate with two or more people in the class to produce a Strategic Market Plan for a performing arts organization. For a look at the complete syllabus CLICK HERE ---------------------
Producing Performing Arts: Concept to Completion     back to top	This course is designed to address the issues involved and the roles of key individuals involved in the operations and management of a performing arts production from the moment the idea for the production is conceived until the final performance.  The roles and functions of everyone involved in the creative process will be explored and defined. For a look at the full syllabus Click Here ---------------------
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	If you would like additional information on any of these courses, you may contact me at:			enoch@bc.edu