2. Winter Session 4-Credit Advanced Liberal Arts Course January 2 - 16, 2016 Professor Jon Dietrick

4. London, England

6. Shared double rooms in a modern, clean, comfortable hotel Walking-distance to shopping & restaurants Close to most of the theatres

8. Past Performances: Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet at the Roundhouse Feydeau’s A Flea in Her Ear at the Old Vic Beauty and the Beast at the Cottlesloe National Theatre Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband at the Vaudeville Theatre Greig and McIntyre’s Midsummer at the Tricycle Theatre Graham Greene’s The Potting Shed at the Finborough Theatre Stewart’s Men Should Weep at the Lyttleton National Theatre War Horse at the New London Theatre

10. Visits to Museums, Exhibits and other Sites of Cultural or Theatrical Interest Educational Tours of London and Key Theatres Performance Workshops with Professional Companies

12. Mornings in the Classroom Seminar Discussion Presentations Most Afternoons at Workshops or Tours Evenings at the Theatre Weekends you’re largely on your own to explore.

14. One Critical Essay on a play/performance from our syllabus In-class discussions of plays and performances A Performance Journal recording your own critical comments on each performance Creative group presentations of short scenes from the plays A Comprehensive Final Exam

16. Program Fee The total cost of this program is $2,200 plus 4 credits of Babson College Winter Session tuition. The program fee covers: All lodging in London for the duration of the program All fees for theatre tickets, tours, and cultural visits Daily breakfast and occasional planned meals (i.e. welcome dinner) Oyster card (with starting amount for transportation on the Tube) Fee does not include: Airfare to and from England Ground transportation within UK (aside from amount on pre-purchased Oyster card) Meals not included on itinerary Personal expenses Payment schedule: A $500 non-refundable deposit is due upon acceptance to the course.

18. Any deposit to confirm a student’s enrollment (and the subsequent balance of the program fee) needs to be paid directly by the student to the Glavin Office Tuition will be paid directly to SFS Up to $2,000 stipends will be offered to current need-based financial aid recipients and full-tuition scholarship recipients to help with the cost of the program. Students who receive a full tuition scholarship can use a portion of their scholarship to pay for the tuition cost Students can choose to borrow a Federal Parent PLUS loan or a private loan to help cover additional expenses

22. Eligibility Applicant must be in and remain in good academic and social standing prior to and throughout participation in course. Applicant must be of Sophomore, Junior, or Senior status Applicant must comply with any additional prerequisites as outlined on the London Theater Elective Abroad brochure page: London Theater Elective Abroad.London Theater Elective Abroad Application Process Fully complete the online London Elective Abroad application (accessible via the London Elective Abroad brochure page.) DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: October 1, 2015 (11:59 pm, EST)

23. For additional course information: Professor Jon Dietrick (course content questions) Hollister 240 781-239-4526 jdietrick@babson.edu Katrina Fludd (on the ground logisitics) Hollister 226 781-239-4374 kfludd1@babson.edu Renée Graham (application and logistics) Hollister 227 781-239-4536 rgraham@babson.edu To apply: Click on the application button at the top of the London Elective Abroad brochure page: London Theater Elective Abroad