DRAM 347  Puppetry  Units: 3.00  
This course offers an introduction to the basics of puppetry, including design, construction, and performance. This is a hands-on course: we will build a variety of puppet styles and explore how to animate puppets through design, breath, and movement. For the final project, students will devise a puppetry piece that will be performed at the end of the term.
NOTE Materials/Supplies: estimated cost $50.
NOTE Materials/Supplies: estimated cost $50.
Learning Hours: 120  (36 Laboratory, 84 Private Study)  
Requirements: Prerequisite   DRAM 240/3.0.
Exclusion   DRAM 319/3.0 (Topic Title: Puppetry - Fall 2019); DRAM 339/3.0 (Topic title: Puppetry Design - Fall 2020, Fall 2021).  
Offering Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Science  
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Be familiar with historical and contemporary puppetry design and performance.
 - Have an understanding of puppetry and how it contributes to character and performance.
 - Have basic puppet design and construction skills in a variety of techniques.
 - Have an understanding of the relationship between puppet design, construction, and performance.
 - Have an understanding of the basic skills for puppetry performance.
 - Have the skills to create a puppetry performance that applies the principles of design, building, and performance.
 
