Royal Central School of Speech and Drama courses

...a paired and small group sequence using some of these principles of combat and stage fighting. If you pass the course you will be awarded the British Academy... Learn about: Dramatic Combat, Realistic fighting, Stage fighting...

...The philosophy of the course can be summed up by the words, ‘embodiment’, ‘imagination’ and ‘interaction’. The training develops the actor’s body and voice... Learn about: Teaching Strategies, Physical and emotional readiness...

...to recognise individual strengths as well as the limitations these might impose, and to explore the means to begin to experiment beyond these established parameters... Learn about: Teaching Strategies...

...to develop your notion and experience of the reflective practitioner, in addition keeping a Working Journal. At Level five, you will be required to develop... Learn about: Musical Theatre, Teaching Strategies...

...mainly in large groups where students learn the skills of debating, forming and communicating an opinion in speech and writing. Students engage with theatre... Learn about: Theatre Education, Theatre Management, Theatre Directing...

...All units in Year One are marked pass or fail. You will be given an indication of your degree classification for each unit. (i.e. in comparison to the grades for a degree... Learn about: Production and performance, Production Design Technology, Lower Second...

...and are able to focus the remainder of their degree on an area in which they are interested. The final practical work in which the students engage is... Learn about: Writing for the Web, Theatre Education, Theatre Set Design...

...theatre disciplines to realise productions. Year 1 Level 4 Year One establishes a common understanding of production and performance practices... Learn about: Construction Training, Theatre Set Design, Theatre Studies...

...First, Upper Second, Lower Second, Third, Fail.) Year 2 Level 5 By the end of Year Two, you will have a sound understanding of the principles and practice... Learn about: Solving Problems, Design techniques, Production Design Technology...

...studio and proscenium performance spaces, supported by taught sessions on computer-aided drafting in our dedicated computer-aided suite. Students... Learn about: Lower Second, Technical Skills, Production setting...

...and performance from a variety of different perspectives and developed a range of appropriate skills. You will be experienced in working to deadlines... Learn about: Materials Engineering, Materials Management, Lower Second...

...your discipline and will have learnt how to take different approaches to solving problems, applying what you have learnt with some independence in a range of production settings... Learn about: Production settings, Production Design Technology, Range of production...

...By the end of the year, you will develop a sound knowledge of the basic skills and concepts of your discipline and will have learnt how to take different... Learn about: Construction Training, Construction Safety Training, Construction Management...

...complexities of your discipline, and done some work at the forefront of current practice. Through this, you will be able to analyse and evaluate what techniques... Learn about: Theatre Directing, Production settings, Theatre Education...

...By the end of Year Three, you will have developed an understanding of the complexities of your discipline, and done some work at the forefront of current practice... Learn about: Performance contexts, Theatre Education, Theatre Set Design...

...discipline and will have learnt how to apply these principles in a range of production and performance contexts. You will be able to evaluate different... Learn about: Theatre Management, Theatre Set Design, Theatre Directing...

...and maintain a disciplined approach to time-management and prioritise the most important elements of your workload. Year 3 Level 6 The first two years... Learn about: Theatre Education, Sound Design, Theatre Set Design...

...of written and/or performance enquiry, part of which may be presented as a solo performance. After the final intensive (August – September)... Learn about: Choric styles, Neutral mask, Voice Projection...

...In the second intensive (March – April), you will rehearse and perform in a fully-supported production of an existing 20th or 21st century text or new play... Learn about: Theatre Studies, Voice Modulation, Broadcast Media...

...and written by professional writers/filmmakers and is shot on location by a professional crew. These films are screened in London’s West End as a showcase in June... Learn about: Voice Projection, Performance Projects, Voice Modulation...