Theatre courses

...workshops so that they become familiar with the way written plays can be interpreted for realisation in performance. Unit 2: Theatre Text in Performance...

...punishments that the souls have to suffer in relation with the sins they have committed whilst alive. The lecture will also touch on some of characters...

...hecklers Making the leap to longer sets and paid work Approaching venues. Please note that acting classes by their very nature can involve exercises...

...students in a variety of dramatic scenes, commercials and other voice over material. No. Voiceovers, Improvers' courses that are text based...

...structure and practise different ways of organising your texts particularly when arguing for and against a point of view and learn about providing evidence...

...Introductory sessions will include reading and discussion of a variety of plays, including any suggestions by group members, leading to selection of appropriate...

...Experience speaking the verse in performance/or directing a short scene. We will explore extracts from several plays including Hamlet, Othello...

...We shall read and discuss carefully edited extracts from each of the plays in turn, considering their poetry and theatricality, and reflecting on their...

...Advice on courses for people with learning disabilities and additional support for other City Lit courses is available on Tuesday 12.30-1.30 by appointment...

...The diversity of experience provided throughout the three years of training allows the students to explore the full potential of their natural abilities...

...to enable the pursuit of the course this will include the successful completion of an access assignment – i.e. a piece of reflective/analytical writing...

...dance, drama and music Who is this course for? Young people aged 16-18 who wish to pursue a career in performing arts. What do I need to get on the course?...

...a career in performing arts. What do I need to get on the course? · Four GCSEs, at grade E or above Basic communication skills An interest in performing arts What will I study?...

...the performing arts industry. Who is this course for? This course is for young people aged 16-18, who have experience and the capacity to learn in...

...and covers working in groups and developing social and practical skills. You will gain an understanding of the nature of drama and the position of the arts within society...

...range of options for practical work incorporating differing approaches to, and philosophies of Drama. This course will develop an interest...

...The course begins by explaining the theory behind light and its behaviour. Electrical theory is also explored. We then move on to look at the different...

...to make effective use of rehearsal time in and out of lessons Use ICT appropriately to do research, produce written work and create marketing material...

...for excellence across the world and City College is offering you the opportunity to achieve LAMDA-accredited acting qualifications. Students on this course will develop...

...What does the course consist of? During the two years you will study six units studied over a two year period: Performing to an Audience...