Theatre and Performance with Enterprise

Postgraduate

In Leeds

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    Leeds

  • Start date

    Different dates available

Taught by the School of Performance and Cultural Industries and Leeds University Business School, this innovative course will develop your knowledge and understanding of both theatre and performance, and entrepreneurship.
You’ll develop your own practice in our professional theatre, stage@leeds, and have the chance to work outside the theatre with particular external partners and community groups. You’ll also explore the role of theatre and performance in society over time, innovations in practice, performance design, arts management, cultural theory, performance technologies, composition and devising and impact of the cultural industries. At the same time, you’ll study modules in planning, managing innovation in business, development, creativity and social enterprise with the Centre for Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Studies at Leeds University Business School.
Specialist facilities
The School is based in stage@leeds, a purpose-built, landmark building that sits at the heart of the campus.
It houses two professional standard, publicly licensed theatres. The main space seats 180 and is equipped with the latest technologies. It hosts a range of work by students and visiting theatre companies. The other theatre studio provides a technically advanced performance research facility. The building also contains a dance studio, dressing rooms, box office and meeting rooms.
Other facilities in the School include rehearsal rooms, two black-box studios, costume construction and wardrobe stores, design studio, scenic workshop, computer aided design and video-editing and sound recording suites.
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Facilities

Location

Start date

Leeds (North Yorkshire)
Maurice Keyworth Building, The University Of Leeds, LS2 9JT

Start date

Different dates availableEnrolment now open

About this course

Entry requirements
A-level: AAA-ABB
This should normally include at least 2 arts and humanities subjects e.g. Drama, English, Performing Arts, Theatre Studies, History. We don’t accept General Studies.
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BTEC
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Subjects

  • Entrepreneurship
  • Theatre
  • Design
  • Innovation
  • University
  • School
  • Project
  • Planning
  • Business School
  • Dance

Course programme

Your first year will lay the foundations of the degree, with core modules introducing you to theories and approaches in theatre and performance and allowing you to explore them through different modes of practice. You’ll also choose from optional modules on different aspects of business and social enterprise, and explore further aspects of the cultural and creative industries.

In the following year you’ll continue with your theoretical examination as well as creative practice, exploring a variety of creative industries and enterprise contexts. You’ll also learn to apply different research methods and think about the political, historical, social and cultural contexts of performance practitioners. Compulsory study of enterprise includes modules dealing with entrepreneurship theory and practice and planning. You’ll choose from a range of optional modules to explore your interests, from dance to arts marketing or cultural history.

By your third year you’ll have more independence in your practice and research, producing a self-directed independent project and choosing how you’ll be assessed. You’ll try your hand at an enterprise project, which may provide a springboard to a future career. Other modules will allow you to explore important issues in the contemporary arts and cultural sector, with social aspects of enterprise involving networking and consultancy.

Course structure

These are typical modules/components studied and may change from time to time. Read more in our Terms and conditions.

Modules Year 1

Compulsory modules

  • Studying in a Digital Age (Performance & Cultural Industries) 5 credits
  • Studio Practices 30 credits
  • Exploring Performance: Cultures and Contexts 20 credits
  • Performance Perspectives 20 credits
Optional modules
  • Innovation and Creativity in Business 10 credits
  • Understanding Enterprise Potential 10 credits
  • Understanding Social Enterprises 10 credits
  • Enterprise in Action 10 credits
  • Performance Project 1: From Text to Performance 20 credits
  • Making Dance Theatre 20 credits
  • Managing Festivals and Events 20 credits
  • Exploring the Performing Arts 20 credits
  • Exploring the Musical 20 credits
  • Stage Management 20 credits

Year 2

Compulsory modules

  • Entrepreneurship in Theory and Practice 10 credits
  • New Enterprise Planning 20 credits
  • Researching Theatre and Performance 20 credits
  • Performance Project 2: Collaborative Project 20 credits
Optional modules
  • Managing Innovation in Business 10 credits
  • Innovating Social Enterprises 10 credits
  • Creative Practice and Performance Contexts 20 credits
  • Interpreting Theatre and Performance Histories 20 credits
  • Theatre Directing 20 credits
  • Cultural Flashpoints in the Performing Arts

Theatre and Performance with Enterprise

Price on request