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Theatre and Social Change BA (Hons) This course engages you with theatre and activism, community-building, and social justice. It equips you to think about, make, perform, direct, produce and facilitate across theatre practices, including contemporary performance, festivals, spoken word, installations, devised and applied work. Duration. 3 years.
A three-hour workshop consisting of practical work and discussion that takes place at Rose Bruford College’s Sidcup campus. Stage 2: Interview. The interview is an opportunity for you to meet the Programme Director and outline why you wish to study on the course and how you think it will inform your personal and professional development.
Sharing work. You will be encouraged to share work with audiences beyond Rose Bruford, for instance at scratch nights and new work festivals. In 2022, students shared new work with audiences at ‘Calm Down Dear’ Festival (Camden People’s Theatre) and had work accepted to the scratch night for Voila European Theatre Festival for Autumn ’22 (Cockpit Theatre)
Set in beautiful, protected parkland, just 25 minutes by train from the heart of London's West End, the Rose Bruford College campus clusters around the Grade II listed Lamorbey House and grounds ...
We are a part of the Care Leaver Covenant; a promise to provide support for care leavers aged 16-25 to help them to live independently. We work closely with local authorities and other agencies to facilitate a smooth transition to your studies at Rose Bruford College. Learn more about care experienced students here.
Studied at Rose Bruford College (UK), you will be introduced to the academic and intellectual skills that you will need for professional development. You will begin to learn a range of performance skills and contextualise these in developing your understanding of American theatre. Demonstrate a range of physical and vocal performance skills.
Rose Bruford College is a well-known drama college set in Lamorbey Park, leafy parkland grounds dating back to before the 16th century with mature trees and a pond with fish and waterfowl. The campus clusters around the Grade II listed Lamorbey House with modern, purpose-built facilities, including the 330- seat theatre-in-the-round and a 100-seat flexible Barn theatre.
