Splash Biography

Did you know that all black, green, and white teas come from the same plant? Or that chamomile tea is not actually tea at all? All types of "tea" are fickle, and must be prepared differently, and many of the world's cultures have got it down to a science. In this class we will discuss the many different types of tea, how they are produced, and their different presentations across cultures. We will spend most of class preparing our own tea and sampling and comparing different kinds.

You’re probably wondering what dramaturgy is. It might sound like a nasty illness, but it’s actually an important part of putting on any play and will be the main focus of this class. Playwrights leave different types of instructions for directors staging their works, and it’s not always easy to figure out the intentions of the author. The interpretation of plays is a major task in the world of drama—it’s important for directors, designers, and actors alike. So if you have any interest in the dramatic world, you won’t feel out of place in this class! Both seasoned actors and those without any previous experience welcome. But be prepared to show off your acting chops, no matter your skill level!