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Actor Musicianship
Please apply directly to the College. This unique, MA/MFA trains you to integrate the skills of music-making and acting in performance. Developed and led by renowned Actor Musician Jeremy Harrison, this vocational programme builds on and extends the work devel…
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Please apply directly to the College. This unique, MA/MFA trains you to integrate the skills of music-making and acting in performance. Developed and led by renowned Actor Musician Jeremy Harrison, this vocational programme builds on and extends the work developed on the College’s ground-breaking BA (Hons) Actor Musicianship programme, drawing on our strong links to theatre-makers, directors, choreographers, writers, musical directors and performers involved in the development of this innovative area of theatre practice. Taught through vocational training, practice research and project work, it aims to develop interdisciplinary as a core theatre-making tool, with a focus on innovation and work that responds to audience, place and space. Why choose this course? - Expert training: — College was the first to develop an actor-musician training course and is regarded as the world leader in this field with a long history of graduates working at the forefront of this area of theatre practice. - Unique approach: This unique MA offers you the opportunity to explore how to integrate the skills of music-making and acting in performance. Equipping you to create and perform work that contains the visceral power and poetry synonymous with actor-musicianship. - Professional experience: The programme’s strong ties to industry partners and industry showcase are further enhanced by an exploration of place, space and community. - Performance opportunities: Explore and develop approaches to performance that responds to audience, place and space, creating an outwardly facing theatre-artist, ready to take their place as leading artists and active participants in cultural life. The Programme Specifications are available to download from the links below: MA Programme Specification: the university's website MFA Programme Specification: the university's website
Getting in
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Applicants for Masters Programmes will be expected to have a good undergraduate degree in a related subject area. — College also encourages applications from those without formal qualifications who may be accepted on the basis of professional experience. In addition to this, applicants need to have a high standard of musical ability of their chosen instrument. Please note, for the purpose of admissions and application process, the ‘voice’ is not considered an instrument. When you submit your online application you will be asked to submit: A detailed personal statement (500 word or a 2-minute video recording). This should include why you want to study Actor Musicianship, what you would bring to the course and what your current interests and passions are. With your application you will be asked to submit self-tapes: Footage of a piece of music played on your chosen instrument(s) Footage of you performing a song, accompanied by either a backing track or a musical instrument We charge an audition fee of £35. There will be no subsequent fee should you be called back for any further rounds. If successful, you will be invited to the second round which will be an in-person workshop at our Sidcup campus and an interview. The three-hour workshop consisting of practical work and discussion. The interview is an opportunity for you to meet the Programme Director and outline why you wish to study on the course and how you think it will inform your personal and professional development. It is also an opportunity for you to ask us questions about the course student life at — .
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