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As a student on the Performance Arts course, you will: Develop your creative work by exploring a wide range of experimental performance from across art forms and cultures. Develop performance-making and critical skills to investigate, theorise and develop new theatre and performance. Use performance to critically reflect on the world.
We are pleased to introduce graduating students and recent graduates on our Acting and Theatre Practice, and Research degree programmes. For more information about all Central courses, please visit the pages for Undergraduate courses and Postgraduate courses. Search for profiles by course or graduation year using the filters, or use the quick ...
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The MA/MFA Writing for Stage and Broadcast Media offers a vocational training in writing drama across a range of different media contexts. Both the MA and MFA courses provide the opportunity for you to develop the core competencies and skills of the dramatist, to explore your ‘voice’, to develop your confidence in your own writing and to understand the different media contexts within which ...
About this course. On the Writing for Performance course, you can: Develop skills for writing for performance practices. Create new performance work and explore innovative forms of writing for solo performance, verbatim theatre and devised theatre. Work with award-winning playwrights, arts practitioners and directors.
Auditions. Learn more about what is included in the BA (Hons) Acting audition process for 2024 entry. An audition at Central costs £40, however we regularly award over 1,000 free audition vouchers which enabled more applicants to attend auditions and access specialist drama training. Many UK-based applicants may be eligible for a free audition.
About this course. As a student on the MA or MFA Advanced Theatre Practice at Central, you can expect to: Practice and study theatre directing, performing or scenography in a collaborative environment. Engage in an experimental laboratory fuelled by theory and research. Create new work for a range of course-centred and public encounters.
