Theatre and Creative Writing BA
Course
In Uxbridge
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Uxbridge
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Start date
September
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Subjects
- Directing
- Production
- Musical
- Poetry
- Project
- Musical Theatre
- Creative Writing
- Drama
- Theatre
- Writing
Course programme
The BA consists of both compulsory and optional modules, a typical selection can be found below. Modules can vary from year to year, but these offer a good idea of what we teach.
Compulsory
Ensemble Production
Introduction to Writing Drama
Optional
Applied Drama Practice: An Introduction
Directing 1: Contexts, Theories and Practices
Musical Theatre 1
Introduction to Writing Poetry
Compulsory
Writing the Short Story
In Theatre you can choose from:
Directing 2: Contexts, Theories and Practices
Applied Drama: Project
Digital Performance 2
Performance as Research: Second Year Production Module
In Creative Writing you can choose from:
Writing Journalism
Horror, Sci-Fi and Fantasy
Level 3
Compulsory
Written Dissertation
Perspectives 3: Battling with Ideas
The Canon Re-loaded
New Writing: Page to Stage
Writing Modern Fiction
Writing Modern Drama
Psychogeography
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Additional information
Special Features
- The expertise and commitment of the teaching team.
- Small class sizes for all practical work.
- 15+ contact hours per week at Level 1.
- Trips to see professional theatre in London with your entire year group and course tutors.
- A unique learning experience through the tutorial system where you develop a close working relationship with your personal tutor and fellow students in a weekly seminar group of no more than eight. This regular contact builds a strong bond between student and tutor and enhances the BA Theatre and Creative Writing community within the Department of Arts and Humanities.
- The opportunity to study six skills areas at entry level and then select one or two areas for specialist study in your final year.
- A two-day Professional Experience and Development ‘boot camp’ to prepare you before you go on industry experience appropriate to your career aspirations with support throughout the process.
- Established links with the theatre industry.
Theatre and Creative Writing BA