Acting (Hons) University of Gloucestershire

Overview

The Acting (Hons)  course from the  University of Gloucestershire combines theory through practice in preparation for performance, incorporating sessions on:

• acting for the stage,
• acting for TV and film,
• devising and improvisation skills,
• working with digital media,
• stage and film combat.

You’ll be taught by tutors who have worked in TV, Film and with the Royal Shakespeare Company and visiting lecturers from the BBC and theatre. They bring their extensive knowledge to exciting modules.

Develop skills in acting for the stage and for the camera, classical performance, directing, and making your own work through devising and collaboration. The course has pathways for the professional actor, drama practitioner and teacher.

You’ll perform at professional theatres and site-specific venues such as Cheltenham’s Everyman Theatre and Hailes Abbey. You’ll have an opportunity to take a show to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and there are optional international study trips to New York and Berlin to see shows and undertake professional workshops.

Career opportunities:

This engaging course will allow you to explore the realms of drama and performance, and is perfect for individuals with aspirations in theatre, film, and performance art.

Whether you dream of becoming a theatre director, performance artist, or drama educator, this course offers the necessary skills and experiences to unlock your potential. You will have the opportunity to delve into various aspects of performance, including acting techniques and stage direction, in a supportive and dynamic learning environment.

Our strong partnerships with local theatres and performance groups provide real-world experiences that enhance your educational journey. This course is thoughtfully designed not only to teach the fundamentals of drama but also to encourage you to express your unique artistic voice.

Graduates of this program are thoroughly equipped to make a positive impact, entertain, and inspire audiences, whether on stage, behind the scenes, or in the classroom.