Acting and Creating Theatre (Stage 2)

... United Kingdom
... Arts University Bournemouth

Course Overview

You will explore various ways to develop an idea, from improvisation, writing techniques, and physical theatre. All staying true to the techniques you shall be taught to help dissolve habitual defenses to become free, instinctual, and a playful actor with the aim of being able to be completely €˜in the moment when you perform. You will explore and examine ways to dissect, understand and play it, whilst being reminded of key approaches to acting and how to apply the techniques. You will then go on to look at different approaches to creating your own work. Starting with a theme, idea, or character €“ exploring different mediums and developing it into the most fitting €“ be it a comedy sketch show, immersive theatre piece, radio play, or musical. As the course progresses you will continue to develop your own work to present our focus on advancing your acting skills further to perform a Shakespeare monologue or scene.

General Eligibility

Have at least completed the Acting for Beginners and Improvers course and/or had some acting/performance experience.

Part Time Work Details

n/a

Language Requirement

  • n/a

Programme Information
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Course Category

Music and Performance


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Campus Name

Wallisdown


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Course Level

Foundation


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Duration

Full-Time, 10 weeks


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Available Intake

October, January


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IELTS Score

0.0


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Tuition Fees Range

£349,


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