(Hons) Musical Theatre University of Lincoln

Overview

The (Hons) Musical Theatre programme at the University of Lincoln provides a comprehensive platform for students to develop their creative and technical skills within the performing arts. This degree encourages participants to explore the diversity of the form, ranging from commercial West End productions to experimental fringe theatre. Students engage in a rigorous curriculum that balances high-level practical performance with critical historical and contextual analysis.

Why (Hons) Musical Theatre at the University of Lincoln?

Students at the University of Lincoln benefit from a teaching team comprised of expert practitioner-scholars with professional experience in the West End and across Europe. The campus features the Lincoln Arts Centre, a bespoke 450-seat theatre where students can produce and perform work in an industry-standard environment. A distinctive feature of the programme is the provision of weekly one-to-one singing lessons at no additional cost, alongside regular dance technique classes. Furthermore, the university maintains strong industry links through memberships with the Musical Theatre Network and Equity, providing students with a professional foundation from the outset of their studies.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18300 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Practical Introduction to Musical Theatre
• Creative Arts
• International Musical Theatre
• Staging a Musical
• Physical Performer
• Creating a Musical
• Acting the Song
• Stage Combat
• Final Production

Careers with (Hons) Musical Theatre

Graduates of the (Hons) Musical Theatre programme are prepared for a variety of roles within the global cultural and creative industries. Many pursue freelance careers as performers, directors, or choreographers, while others utilise their entrepreneurial training to form independent touring theatre companies. The skills acquired also support pathways into arts administration, community arts facilitation, and theatre education. Students are encouraged to join professional casting resources such as Spotlight to enhance their employability upon completion of the degree.