- Our programme encourages you to develop your talents not only as a performer, but also in other areas of musical theatre: as a director, choreographer, musical director, stage manager, writer, dramaturg, publicist, designer, or arts administrator.- We train as a company, where you’ll be part of a community of creators and collaborators sharing the responsibilities of producing theatre – from acting to ticketing. We believe that this maximises your artistic experiences and your professional opportunities once you leave.- You'll take one-on-one singing lessons with our lecturing vocal coach, who has trained West End performers.- You'll study movement fundamentals, jazz, and tap. Our tap teacher brings their West End experience to the classroom as they teach all levels of students.- We supplement our dance courses with dance workshops and we regularly supplement our singing courses with master classes with visiting artists.- Goldsmiths has a range of studios and performance spaces. These facilities are regularly available for student booking as you develop your own work.- The programme focuses on a series of performance benchmarks: your first year culminates in a cabaret, usually at an off-West End venue; your second year involves developing a new piece; and the third year involves a major production of a licensed show.- You will have the opportunity to develop your own work. The department offers competitive grants and associate artist positions, as well as our rehearsal studios, to help facilitate student work.- Modules in musical theatre history and theory will help you to think critically about performance and representation. At Goldsmiths, we think through the ethics of musical theatre and understand where it has has been so that you can take it to new places.- We are proud partners with IRIE! Dance Theatre, whose work embodies many African Dance traditions and contemporary dance styles and with whom we share workshop experiences.- As a university in London, Goldsmiths is a 15-minute journey from the heart of theatre in Britain, not to mention a range of museums, concert halls, cabaret and jazz clubs, and other cultural venues.