This course explores different European theatre practices, centred on the notions of the ensemble and of crossing borders training you in the processes of theatre making (as performer, director, deviser, designer) alongside an understanding of how performance is shaped by its cultural contexts.

What you'll study

Throughout this course, the emphasis is on innovative and ensemble practice, rooted in a robust understanding of existing practices and theories.

You will train in a range of techniques and methods from European theatre practices, investigating and building your capacity as a performer and maker. You will also explore the role of director and designer.

You will develop your ability to situate these practices in a variety of theoretical, historical and socio-cultural contexts. You will have the opportunity to spend part of your time studying/training abroad.

Careers options

Graduate ready to build a successful portfolio career in the performing arts, working in the UK and abroad as a freelance performer and theatremaker. Studying an Arts related subject gives you a wide range of skills that can be put to use in many careers. Recent graduates have gone on to become:

Actors, entertainers, musicians and presenters

Arts officers, producers and directors

Teaching and other educational professionals

Special needs education teaching professionals

Authors, Writers and translators

Artists, photographers, audio-visual and broadcasting operators

Vocational trainers and instructors

Playworkers

Leisure and travel service roles