Theatre Postgraduate Degrees

...typically includes a combination of written and practical assignments, such as essays, performances, presentations, portfolios, programme notes...

...one year of intensive practical training in Dance, Singing and Acting, the skills required to become an outstanding Musical Theatre performer... Learn about: Dance Technique, Acting Technique, Vocal Performance...

...This can then form the basis of your major project within your professional field. Students on the course are actively encouraged to engage in networking within their field... Learn about: Future direction, Creative Industries, Work Based...

...with teaching and supervision from world-leading academics working at the cutting edge in their fields. This interdisciplinary Master’s degree starts with...

...cultural politics; transnational practice; experimental practice; applied practice; and cultural industries. A key benefit of the programme is its flexibility... Learn about: Part Time...

...students can be found on Screen Academy Scotland’s website. The online element of the course combines video lectures, tutorials and writing exercises and... Learn about: IT Development...

...theatre professionals to be pioneering and innovative practitioners with advanced skills and contemporary knowledge of their chosen discipline... Learn about: Skills and Training, Research methods, Theatre Arts...

...MA degrees in the UK to combine professional development and technical skills with academic rigour and scholarly consideration. The philosophy of the programme... Learn about: Web Development, Public Relations, Social Media...

...It’s open to those with professional as well as academic experience. As well as taking part in master classes by visiting professional artists... Learn about: Devised Project, Contemporary Performance Making, Performance Platform...

...Renaissance and Stanislavski. Students are encouraged to understand the demands of both art and craft, as participants in, and practitioners... Learn about: Neutral mask, Voice Projection, Vocal training...

...studios and facilities at our Hendon campus by the same lecturing staff who teach on our degree courses. You are taught in small group seminars... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...Intensive units with expert professionals, including members of the RSC’s voice and movement departments, and noted practitioners such as Mike Leigh... Learn about: Theatre Directing, Drama School...

...people how to work together and collectively develop ideas. Your teacher training will help you to devise and deliver lessons that are engaging and richly educational... Learn about: Market Research...

...and students are encouraged to explore their role as creative artists. There will be a chance to work with, and alongside, established playwrights as... Learn about: Voice Modulation, Theatre Studies, Broadcast Media...

...Directing means working with performers and developing a methodology that balances the needs of the actor against the grinding pressure of the shooting process... Learn about: Film and Television, Confidence Training...

...works inside and outside the rehearsal room. Further enhancing your practice-based and scholarly skills and knowledge, you will originate a playwriting project... Learn about: Playwriting project, Dramaturgical project, Processes and Practices...

...directors, actors and industry bodies. They will also have the opportunity to work with writers and directors on other MFA programmes in the school or externally... Learn about: Research methods, Performance Platform, Mental Wealth...

...unpicking personal habits and creating believable performances. Voice and dialect classes will encourage an understanding of the voice as an instrument... Learn about: Performance Projects, Voice Modulation, Voice Projection...

...pre-production, shooting and post-production this course is designed for aspiring feature and documentary filmmakers. Using a DSLR camera to illuminate the process... Learn about: Network Training, Post Production...

...television to match your intellectual interests and career goals, while a work placement option allows you to gain practical experience that could enhance your career prospects...