Discipline choices (acrobalance, aerial, and manipulation)
In the first six weeks of the course, you'll train in disciplines before choosing your own for the remainder of the year. You'll receive up to four discipline classes per week.
Physical theatre, movement, voice, and creative studies
This core component allows you to explore how to reinterpret work through different mediums for a range of audiences.
Fitness and conditioning
An important aspect of the course is ensuring you know how to look after yourself. You’ll learn practical techniques to look after your body, and learn about nutrition to keep yourself in peak condition.
Complementary studies including practical, technical, and academic theory
Understanding all the technical and practical aspects of performance helps you when creating work. You’ll explore the history of the circus, and develop your academic skills through written research projects.
Practice and evaluations
Throughout the course, you'll regularly show work to gain feedback from peers and tutors and help evaluate and feedback on others’ work. This is vital for creators and performers in developing work and allows you to begin doing so in a safe and comfortable environment.