"If anyone came to the class thinking that was the deal, we try to
disavow them of that during the first class," Zigler says. "We are people
who do this for a living and so we take it pretty seriously."
Although the course does not have as much reading as an upper level
English class, it gives students a chance to be turned on to the theater.
The class includes an opportunity for students to see how
designers work on sets, lights and sound--a favorite for many students, Zigler says.
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