应用戏剧学士（荣誉）学位-社区和教育

我们的（荣誉）应用剧院文学士学位课程旨在激发下一代充满激情和技术娴熟的戏剧制作人。我们的重点是培养必要的技能和理解力，以创造具有吸引力的新表演和有目的的戏剧项目。我们不仅关心我们如何制作戏剧，还关心为什么。通过学习应用戏剧，您将学到的大部分内容都是通过实践经验来完成的。您将带来自己拥有的技能和激情，并学习如何应用它们，并获得简化，设计和剧院制作各个方面的新技能。您不仅将创作新的戏剧，而且还将获得与社区互动所需的知识和理解，并在应用剧院一词所涵盖的各种环境中探索世界，例如学校，社区或医疗中心，监狱，医院，或
Our BA (Hons) Applied Theatre aims to inspire the next generation of passionate and skilled theatre-makers. Our focus is on developing the skills and understanding needed to create compelling new performances and theatre projects with purpose. We are concerned not only with how we make theatre, but also why.<br>The majority of what you will learn through studying Applied Theatre will be through practical experience. You will bring the skills and passion you have, and learn how to apply them; as well as gaining new skills in facilitation, devising, and all aspects of theatre-making. You will not only be creating new drama, but gaining the knowledge and understanding needed to engage communities, and exploring the world in the wide variety of environments covered by the term Applied Theatre – such as schools, community or health centres, prisons, hospitals, or out on the streets.<br><br>Enhancing your employability <br>Throughout the programme you will develop both personally and professionally, graduating as a fully-trained applied performance practitioner. You will develop the necessary knowledge, understanding and skill to develop a career within applied performance, and further afield. This course will give you the space to nurture and develop your talent, providing you with the skill to operate with reflective, specialist awareness.<br>An understanding of the relationship between theory and practice will be developed through exploration of a range of cultural and theoretical discourses. Establishing your research, academic, discussion and creative presentation skills you will develop confidence and competency in delivering work. You will establish yourself as a well-informed practitioner by developing an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the contexts and histories of applied performance, theatre and drama.