BTEC Performing Arts (Theatre) Course Entry Requirements
GCSE grade 4 in English Language.
Introduction
You will develop performance, creative & communication skills through extensive practical work. You will act in a range of performances and study a range of acting styles, theatre practitioners & texts Deepen theoretical knowledge of drama through the ages to contemporary theatre.
What you will study
- Investigating the work of practitioners
- Developing skills and techniques for live performance
- Group Performance workshops
- Acting Styles
Assessments
There are internal and external practical and written assessments
Course Support
You will be taught by a highly qualified Theatre Practitioner with specialist knowledge and experience in teaching and the acting profession. We offer –
- Tutorials to discuss progress
- Weekly assessment of homework
- Use of theatre space outside of classes
- Open-door policy
- Lively and engaging lessons
- High Achievers+ opportunities
- Guidance for drama school & university applications/ auditions
Enrichment Activities
- The production of plays, cabarets and theatre workshops
- Educational Visits
- In-house seminars and masterclasses
- Regular theatre visits and trip
Progression
This Level 3 (A Level equivalent course) is highly valued by drama schools and universities leading to:
- Studying a performance related course at university
- Studying at a drama school
- A career in performing arts
Career Opportunities
Some examples include Actor, Costume Designer, Playwright, Director, Set Designer, Screen Actor, Stage Manager, Performer, Prop Maker, Lighting and Sound Designer
Further Information
BTEC Performing Arts Course Leaflet
Exam Board Course Specification
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