Course Catalog

Theatre Appreciation: Classics & Adaptations

This interactive and community building class will be a space to enjoy, discuss, and create theatre. The theme for the winter is Adaptations & Classics. We begin by exploring "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller through scenework and dramaturgy (history and background of the play) including viewing a professional filmed version of the play from National Theatre Live in class. Next, we'll dive into the contemporary play "John Proctor is the Villain" exploring how it responds to and challenges Miller's classic. Then, we'll take a class field trip to see the Seattle Rep production of the show. Whether you're an avid theatre lover, or want to dip your toes into a new artform, come and join the discussion. No theatre experience necessary, this class is a great introduction to local theatre!

Theatre Appreciation: Classics & Adaptations - WINTER Registration will open on November 16 at 8am.
Item: 33184
Fee: $125.00
Sessions: 4
Days: Th
Dates: 2/4/2027 - 2/25/2027
Times: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Building: College Center
Room: Room 3343
Address: 9600 College Way N Seattle, WA 98103
Instructor: Heleya de Barros
Supplies for this Course:
- A copy of "THE CRUCIBLE" by Arthur Miller – Borrow from local library or purchase your own copy. This is an OPTIONAL item to get.
- Tickets to "JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN" by Kimberly Bellflower – Tickets NOT included in class price. Ticket prices range from $10-80. Please reach out to instructor for concerns; There are many discounts available.
This class includes a field trip to: Seattle Rep – Sat, 2/20/2027, 2:00PM - 4:00PM. Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from the field trips – Additional details will be given by your instructor.

This interactive and community building class will be a space to enjoy, discuss, and create theatre. The theme for the winter is Adaptations & Classics. We begin by exploring "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller through scenework and dramaturgy (history and background of the play) including viewing a professional filmed version of the play from National Theatre Live in class. Next, we'll dive into the contemporary play "John Proctor is the Villain" exploring how it responds to and challenges Miller's classic. Then, we'll take a class field trip to see the Seattle Rep production of the show. Whether you're an avid theatre lover, or want to dip your toes into a new artform, come and join the discussion. No theatre experience necessary, this class is a great introduction to local theatre!

CE classes are intended for adults 18 and up unless otherwise noted. Please see Continuing Education Policies to learn more about our underage waiver, refund, and cancellation policies.

Are you an au pair? Do you need documentation for work that you attended class? Don’t forget to register for the CEU or Clock Hours fee.

Some Title