- 2 years full time
- On Campus (Southbank)
- Available to domestic and international students
- Start Year Intake – March
Develop your potential for artistic leadership and knowledge of your practice as a director, artist, performance-maker, collaborator and researcher.
Take on one of three specialisations
The course enables your individual pathways to be forged through three major streams of contemporary performance practice: directing and performance making; practice-led research; and applied performance in intercultural and community engagement contexts.
Collaborative learning
Experience a wide range of collaborative opportunities and leadership roles with designers, actors, production teams, writers, dramaturgs and choreographers – both nationally and internationally.
Theoretical and practical learning
The program is delivered through lab-based workshops, seminars, lectures, self-directed exercises, tutorials, practical master classes, and national and international internships.
Overview
The course offers a balance of theory and practice across the four semesters, organised to allow for a progression from the intensively-taught, skills-based, first year to a more independent, project-orientated second year which culminates in an independent, practice-led research performance project or written dissertation.
