This MA provides a unique opportunity to develop collaborative theatre making skills informed by leading practitioners working in the field of contemporary performance. The course will appeal to recent graduates from a range of performance practices including performers, directors, writers, dancers, choreographers, composers, musicians and actors as well as to people already working in the performing arts industry who need to increase or consolidate their knowledge. This could include school teachers and tutors at FE delivering GCSE and A-level performing arts, as well as to people already working in the performing arts industry.
What will this course cover?
On this course you will explore how the boundaries between drama and screen studies are increasingly changing and interrogate current industry practices through a comprehensive study of the contexts, philosophies, aesthetics and policies of the performing arts. Modules studies include:
Students typically require a degree in a particular aspect of the performing arts, normally at 2:1 or higher, and based on audition/interview and portfolio review.
Full Time Home and EU 2019/20: £8,000 per year; Full Time International 2019/20: £11,500 per year
On this programme, you will develop practical skills and research methodologies that will enhance your prospects for employment. You will develop insights to making work informed by current industry practitioners and develop approaches to interdisciplinary practices, including ways in which performance is extended and enhanced by screen media.
You will explore a range of performance styles such as immersive, intermedial theatre and also devised and physical theatre. In particular, the course provides a unique opportunity to explore creatively how the performing arts can be developed as a discipline and applied to the world at large, as a way of thinking and conceptualising business, as an educational tool and as pure artistic endeavour.
Year 1 Modules
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