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Summer and autumn 2023. Clearing 2023 The School has a small number of vacancies available in its Production Arts degree courses.. Apply now. Short courses for adults Whether you’re new to theatre-making or a seasoned professional, our Summer of Creativity is open to all.
The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School was opened in 1946 by Laurence Olivier. It was designed as a training school for the Bristol Old Vic Company. It initially began its life in one room in a beautiful though cramped building behind the Bristol Old Vic stage door. It was affectionately then known as the ’fruit school’ as it was close to the ...
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31 mar 2024 · Award: MA Drama Directing Locations: Bristol Old Vic Theatre School – Operating on two specialist teaching sites (Downside Road, main site and Christchurch Studios). Awarding body: University of the West of England (UWE) Students who complete the course successfully will receive a degree from the University of the West of England (UWE). The agreement between […]
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Foundation Degree (FdA) Costume for Theatre, TV and Film. Duration. 2 years full-time with the opportunity to apply for a 1 year BA (Hons) top-up. Dates. 30 Sep 2024 – 11 Jul 2025 (full-time) Application deadline. 13 March 2024 at 4 PM. Applications for 2024 entry to the FdA Costume for Theatre, TV and Film are now closed.
Singing plants, menacing tree-kickers, armpit moss and useless executives collide in Bea Roberts’ timely, utopian eco-comedy, Loam. Directed by Marcus Romer, the graduating Professional Acting cohort from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School will present the production – originally commissioned in 2019 – on Bristol Old Vic’s main stage this July.
