Study a unique Drama degree where you can creatively engage with both traditional and alternative forms of theatre. With a big emphasis on practical work, and a wide variety of modules to choose from, you’ll have the opportunity to develop a range of skills. Whether you want to be a performer, a director, a facilitator or a project manager, this course will also enable you to specialise in your chosen creative industries profession in your final year. We encourage you to engage with a wide range of approaches to making theatre and performance. This includes looking at traditional forms of theatre, while also engaging with alternative forms of making performance such as devising. There’s also actor training to do with straight acting, comedy and physical theatre. You will work with specialist and highly experienced lecturers, a wide range of professional practitioners and visiting industry professionals, with a wealth of industry experience. The team currently includes experienced theatre directors, applied theatre practitioners, and experts in actor training and physical theatre. Alongside this, you can work with specialists in areas such as live art and interactive digital performance. We have a thriving performance environment, with regular productions and performances by both our undergraduate and postgraduate students. There are also regular guest workshops and talks, and opportunities for work experience through our extensive industry links and our resident, professional theatre companies. Further to this, there are a number of extracurricular activities to get involved with, such as regular trips to theatres and galleries. Why you'll