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The Department of Theater and Dance<\/h2>\n

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THDA 554, Stage Combat<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>When there is violence onstage, it is choreographed by a fight director. Learning stage combat makes an actor more marketable. In Theatre and Dance’s Stage Combat course, students learn hand-to-hand combat. Their second assignment required they pick a written scene that could justify violence. This year features choreographed sword fights and original choreography of armed combat fights!<\/p>\n\t