This is a three-year program requiring a minimum of 69 credits. Students work under close supervision of the graduate program director. In addition to required courses in playwriting, television writing, dramatic literature, criticism, script analysis, and related subjects, all students must complete at least one literary-management internship at a professional theater. The program emphasizes the craft of theater writing and the collaborative process of bringing a script to the stage. As student material reaches an appropriate level of development, the faculty supplements individual and class instruction with script readings, workshops, and annual one-act productions. The student`s studies culminate with the production of a full-length play.
