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Elevate your skills as an industry-ready artist, ready to take to the stage.
Channel your love of musical theatre on a degree that sets you apart as an industry-ready performer. From day one, you’ll focus on rigorous physical training across acting, singing and dance to give your performances a professional polish that will help you stand out at audition.
Under the tutelage of experienced staff, you’ll hone your craft alongside a creative, inspirational community of fellow actors, musicians, dancers, technicians and storytellers. A core part of this degree is the guidance to help you flourish in the professional sphere, building core skills, as well as your portfolio, CV and personal brand.
At every opportunity, you'll be encouraged to take part in boundary-pushing performances and experiences that give you the professional confidence to thrive as a sensitive, expansive and joyful performer.
You will:
Become a well-rounded, versatile and industry-ready performer with a portfolio to match
Learn in industry-standard facilities, including extensive sprung-floor dance studios, practice rooms, recording studios and a live performance venue
Study within AMATA’s creative and dynamic performing arts community, where actors, musicians, dancers and technicians collaborate on real performances
Benefit from AMATA’s year-round performance programme, which attracts top artists and performers
Work with highly skilled and experienced staff with expert knowledge of the performing arts industry
This course is an accredited degree with Spotlight and Equity. Students are eligible to join Spotlight in the first term of their final year. Inclusive of their membership, they have a wealth of support, content and events tailored explicitly towards this membership group from Spotlight.
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Falmouth
TR11 4RH
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