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Theatre BA
Theatre BA

Theatre BA

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  • Level:3-Year Bachelor's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirement

English Requirement

  • IELTS: 6.5 (min 5.5 in all areas)

  • Pearson: 59 (59 in all subscores)

  • BrunELT: 63% (min 55% in all areas)

  • TOEFL: 90 (min R18, L17, S20, W17)

Course Information

If you have a passion for theatre and would like to learn how to bring your ideas to life on stage, Brunel’s Theatre course will equip you with specialist skills in a range of performance genres while you grow your knowledge of theatre history and theory.

Blended learning is a feature of the course which includes a mix of theatre making practical classes together with theoretically focussed content to help inform your artistic choices.

Alongside developing your analytical and study skills, you’ll discover ways of expressing yourself and building your confidence along the way.

The course has compulsory modules and numerous optional modules that you can choose from within the Theatre degree. You can opt for a wide selection of modules on the main degree or focus your studies through a specialised degree pathway in Acting, Musical Theatre or Physical Theatre.

Please click below for more information on modules offered throughout the course for each pathway.

Theatre BA pathway module table

You will be supported by a personal tutor who is also your academic seminar tutor and you will be taught by staff who are cutting edge academics and industry specialists. You’ll learn in our Antonin Artaud Performance Centre which includes a main theatre and two studio theatres, in addition to a suite of rehearsal and recording studios.

As we’re close to central London, we regularly organise trips to see productions at places such as the Barbican, the National Theatre, the Royal Court, and Sadler’s Wells and participate in workshops with ground-breaking theatre companies all as part of your course.

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Year 1

Compulsory

  • DR1601 Acting 1: Essential Skills

  • DR1604: Ensemble Production

  • DR1607 Applied Drama Practice 1: An Introduction

  • DR1612 Physical Theatre 1: Between Dance and Theatre

  • DR1613 Musical Theatre 1

  • DR1615 Perspectives 1: Between Dance and Theatre

  • DR1616 Theatre Making 1

  • DR1617 Digital & Technical Theatre 1

Year 2

Compulsory

  • DR2608 Perspectives 2

Optional

  • DR2601 Acting 2: Beyond Naturalism

  • DR2616 Acting as a Critical Practice

  • DR2612 Musical Theatre 2: Histories, Practices and Theories

  • DR2617 Musical Theatre: Critical Developments

  • DR2614 Physical Theatre 2: Performance and Embodiment

  • DR2618 Physical Performer Training: Critical Developments

  • DR2613 Writing 2: Experiments in Language for Performance

  • DR2614 Physical Theatre 2: Performance and Embodiment

  • DR2601 Acting 2: Beyond Naturalism

  • DR2602 Applied Drama 2: Project

  • DR2607 Digital Performance 2

  • DR2612 Musical Theatre 2: Histories, Practices and Theories

  • DR2619 Theatre Making 2

Year 3

Compulsory

  • DR3614 Final Production

  • DR3608 Written Dissertation

Optional

  • AH3600 - Psychogeography

  • DR3617 Advanced Physical Theatre 3

  • DR3601 Perspectives 3: Battling with Ideas

  • DR3612 Advanced Musical Theatre 3

  • DR3618 Advanced Acting 3

  • DR3619 Digital Performance and Technology 3

  • DR3620 Anti-Racism and Performance

  • EN3619 - Chaucer to Shakespeare

  • EN3617 - Violence

  • EN3022 - Victorian Literature and Culture

  • EN3605 - Modern and Contemporary Lesbian Literature

  • EN3612 - Performance Poetry

  • FM3010 - Horror

  • FM3007 - Gender and Sexuality

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

A Theatre degree will help prepare you to become an adaptable, critically driven, creative player in an ever- shifting economic climate. We not only encourage our students to be versatile creative artists but critically thinking citizens who are resilient in the world of work.

There are options for a short or a year-long work placement to develop your professional profile while on the course. To find the industry placement that’s right for you, you will be supported throughout the process.

While some graduates go on to work in the creative industries such as actor Damson Idris (2013), deputy stage manager of Shakespeare’s Globe Alannagh Cook (2015) and Les Enfant Terribles’ Assistant Producer Fiona Porritt (2015), other graduates enter the marketing sector, the education or applied drama sector, and some students pursue opportunities in postgraduate study and training. The options are varied and exciting – we’re looking forward to supporting you on your journey. Click here to read about inspirational alumni students in Theatre.

Ability to settle

Overseas Student Health Cover

Insurance – Single: 300 GBP per year

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