Tomball Memorial High School – Theatre II THA2000

Apr 2026 · 2nd Semester

Course Fee: see course fee table in appendix This course focuses on expanding knowledge in the areas introduced in Theatre I with emphasis on classical acting concepts and skills. Students are exposed to all aspects of production by preparing a class play from auditioning techniques through closing of a show. Students are required to attend and evaluate the departmental productions during the year. Course Fee: see course fee table in appendix This course continues to focus on the essential elements of theatre begun in prior courses. Acting techniques are further explored through monologues, scenes, and script writing. Concepts of abstract ideas are visualized through writing and directing. Musical theatre, dance, radio, television, and film are also discussed. General principles of directing are introduced and then applied through student directed scenes. Students are required to attend and evaluate the departmental productions during the year. Course Fee: see course fee table in appendix This course provides opportunities for students to advance skills learned in previous courses and gain further practical experience in acting, directing, and production skills through development and performance of a class one‐act play. Students are required to attend and evaluate the departmental productions during the year. Theatre Production I-II Theatre Production I THP1000 Theatre Production IITHP2000 Prerequisite: Theatre Production I: Audition Theatre Production II: credit in Theatre Production Audition Course Fee: see course fee table in appendix These introductory courses develop skills in applied communications, practical applications, performances, and recognition of career opportunities in theatre. Through the presentation of main stage plays, students use skills in all aspects of theatrical production (performance and/or technical areas). Students are required to audition for a role or technical position for each school production during the current year and to contribute after school time as needed. Students are required to attend and evaluate the departmental productions during the year. Prerequisite: Prior Level Credit, Audition Course Fee: see course fee table in appendix The advanced Theatre Production courses develop skills in applied communications, practical applications, performances, and recognition of career opportunities in theatre through the presentation of main stage plays. Students are required to audition for a role or technical position for each school production during the current year and to contribute after school time as needed. Students are required to attend and evaluate the departmental productions during the year.