Rada courses

...in a variety of projects and productions across the three years. Work is continuously assessed and students have regular feedback sessions with teachers...

...Additional skills classes are: Movement for actors including Laban and Animal Studies Dance covering a wide range of periods Voice Text and sight reading...

...exceptional new talents to develop their own vision for the theatre of the future. There is a special emphasis on training the students to understand...

...Students must be prepared to join in practical group work as well as class discussions. Students must be over 18 but there are no upper age restrictions...

...and bursaries have been established in the name of RADA graduate and screenwriter Sara Sugarman for two writers on attachment to be based at RADA for a...

...A certificate stating the minimum number of contact hours is awarded on successful completion of the course. HOURS OF WORK Classes generally take place...

...a two-week course that gives you the opportunity to work on modern or contemporary texts chosen to suit your particular requirements. This means that...

...will perform selected pieces at an informal presentation for an invited audience. This will be followed by individual feedback. A certificate...

...either as students or on the fringe. Course Details The course is aimed at directors with some experience either as students or on the fringe...

...have one pair of formal trousers (not jeans) and one pair of formal shoes (not trainers). • You will need to have read the plays you will be working...

...• A brief talk about the many areas that fall within the Production Manager’s remit, and how that relates to the Creative Team and the Producer or General...

...The vocational nature of a career in theatre – as Stage Manager or technical area specialist – is such that it is to be expected that the candidate will...

...In your final term your project work will be exhibited in the ‘Technical Tree’ giving you the opportunity to talk about your work with an invited group...

...Scenic interpretation and sampling Life drawing Spray techniques Scenic drawing Texture Woodgraining Marbling Light and shadows Trompe l’oeil Perspective...

...such as grinders and the metal lathe. Technical stage management skills Theatrical flying and rigging Principles of masking and sightlines Computer aided design (CAD)...

...demonstrations and guest lectures. In the final term students' project work will be exhibited in the ‘Technical Tree’ giving them the opportunity to talk...

...and managerial skills, budget control and ordering, and will prepare you fully for a career within the entertainment industry in costume making and wardrobe supervision...

...Seminars/classes are not optional: students are expected to behave in a professional manner. Punctuality is essential; records are kept of class attendance...

...picking up a variety of skills which can be further developed and expanded. Property Making for the Stage, An Introduction A week-long course in the...