理学硕士-编剧

在专业剧作家的带领下，这个独特的课程专注于对表演理论和写作技巧的实践探索。它探讨了剧场中的关键创意艺术家如何编写剧本来解释剧本，以及剧本如何在时空上展现在观众面前。通过研讨会，教程，讲习班和专业大师班（由欧洲一些著名的剧作家和戏剧艺术家牵头），您将了解现场表演理论，自我激励以及作为独立艺术家工作的重点剧院业。爱丁堡的剧院现场热闹非凡，节目将以此为最终在爱丁堡音乐节边缘公开，专业地阅读您正在进行的作品。
Please note that this programme is not running in the 2025 to 2026 academic year. Led by award-winning playwright, director and dramaturge Nicola McCartney, our MSc in Playwriting offers a high level of contact with the theatre industry. It will appeal to emerging playwrights, directors, dramaturges, performance artists and critics. The programme focuses not only on the craft of writing for performance, but also on how a script plays out in real space and time, and in front of an audience. You will be taught through a dynamic combination of seminars, workshops, one-to-one supervision and professional masterclasses by some of Europe’s leading playwrights and theatre artists. Previous collaborators include world famous and award-winning practitioners such as: Cora Bissett Sir Michael Boyd Gregory Burke Kai Fischer Tanika Gupta Philip Howard Rosie Kellagher Lucy Kirkwood Matthew Lenton Linda McLean Orla O’Loughlin Adura Onashile Robin Soanes John Tiffany A core component of the degree is a series of workshops, facilitated by Playwrights’ Studio Scotland, to develop your own work with professional actors and directors. Why Edinburgh Edinburgh is a theatre city, home to the world’s largest theatre festival and a lively, thriving and diverse year-round theatre scene. As a student on the Playwriting MSc programme, you will benefit from established links with leading theatres and organisations, including: Traverse Theatre (Scotland’s new writing theatre) the Royal Lyceum (one of the UK’s leading repertory theatres) Playwrights’ Studio Scotland The University of Edinburgh has a long and rich tradition of student drama. Based in Bedlam Theatre, the oldest student-run theatre in the UK, the Edinburgh University Theatre Company has helped to develop an array of outstanding theatrical talent over the years, with alumni making reputations and careers in professional theatre. By the end of the programme, you will have written at least two short works and one full-length piece for live performance. (Revised 28 March 2025 to remove reference to the programme reopening for 2026 entry)