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About this course. On the Writing for Performance course, you can: Develop skills for writing for performance practices. Create new performance work and explore innovative forms of writing for solo performance, verbatim theatre and devised theatre. Work with award-winning playwrights, arts practitioners and directors.
Our approach. The Sesame Approach is informed by Jungian psychology and draws together Laban movement, play theory and Billy Lindkvist’s work with movement with touch and sound. Storytelling and image-based practice reflect a mythopoetic approach to the psyche. The combination of movement-based studio practice, collaborative facilitations ...
Duration. MA, one year, full-time. MFA, two years, full-time. On-site attendance between July and October is not mandatory. Course start. October. Award. Master of Arts in Scenography (180 credits); Master of Fine Art in Scenography (240 credits). Future Melancholic Structures, Albert Gavalda, Scenography Exhibition 2020.
The Library has a wide range of specialist drama and theatre practice resources offered in a learning environment that is supportive and inspires creativity. Staff will help you to discover the information and resources you need to succeed and achieve as a student or researcher. Search electronic resources including eJournals and databases.
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The MA Acting for Screen degree at Central is a professional training that focuses on acting in film, television and screen-related media. Primarily for those with previous training or professional experience, it explores the expressive potential of performance and the relationship between performers and camera. The course will build on your existing skills and focus on the specific needs of ...
As a student on the Performance Arts course, you will: Develop your creative work by exploring a wide range of experimental performance from across art forms and cultures. Develop performance-making and critical skills to investigate, theorise and develop new theatre and performance. Use performance to critically reflect on the world.
