Description

Investigate the interrelationships between your own arts practice and questions arising about knowledge, research, studio practice and performance.

Throughout this programme we put your unique theatre practice at the centre of your learning and give you the tools to develop your individual approach and professional profile. Offering the ideal opportunity for you to create in-depth and professional performances that you will articulate through presentation, documentation and performance.

Our experienced tutors and guest artists will encourage and equip you to create performances for festivals, city centre venues, site-specific projects and the touring studio.

You will develop strategies to reflect, theorise and document your practice and be given a platform to share your thinking.

With a fluid interrelationship between theory and practice, you will have the opportunity to take full advantage of the workshop, studio, seminar and virtual environments the University has to offer.

We will encourage you to engage in collaborative practice with others and consider the implications of working in particular contexts or in response to specific commissions. This course offers great opportunities for cross-disciplinary work, allowing you to engage with other students on the Applied Theatre, Music and Fine Arts programmes.