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EMU: Jewish Identity & American Theatre (Outgoing Program)

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  • Locations: New York City, United States
  • Program Terms: Winter Break
  • Budget Sheets: Winter Break
  • This program is currently not accepting applications.
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There are currently no active application cycles for this program.
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Language of Instruction: English Click here for a definition of this term Program Type: Faculty-Led Domestic
Field of Study: Communications, General Education Requirement, Other, Theatre Arts
Program Description:
Jewish Identity and American Theatre
NYC_JewishTheatre
 
Courses: CTAR 179/379/479/592 and JSTS 179/379
Credits: Three
Eligibility: Open to all EMU students in good academic standing and guest students. Must be at least 18 years old at time of travel.
Program Fee:   See Budget

Program Overview
Explore key contributions of Jewish artists to the development of the American theatre in general and Broadway in particular. This experience is situated within the context of Jewish immigration to the United States at the turn of the 20th century. We'll focus on Jewish American theatre artists, from Yiddish language theatre of the early 20th century, through theatre artists who define a certain present Jewish identity within the mainstream of the American theatre in a range of genres and tones.

Program Highlights
  • Theatrical performances, including Funny Girl
  • Discussions with individuals in the industry and community
  • Experience New York City from a unique perspective 

Financial Aid and Scholarships
Financial aid and many EMU scholarships can be applied to the tuition and fees for this program. Visit the Office of Financial Aid for more information

Instructor Information
Pirooz Aghssa, Ph.D., a Professor of Theatre Arts and Marty Shichtman, Ph.D., an Emeritus Professor in the English Language and Literature department will be teaching this course.

 
 


This program is currently not accepting applications.