Musical Theatre B.A. (Italia Conti)
University of Chichester
UCAS Code: ICW3 | Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
University of Chichester
UCAS Code: ICW3 | Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
About this course
Studying the BA (Hons) Musical Theatre course at Italia Conti will fully prepare students for musical theatre performance, developing their practice and thinking in an integrated way. Through training in acting, singing and dance, students will have what it takes to become a Musical Theatre artist of the future. Consistency and creativity paired with the critical approach students need to study Musical Theatre will provide them with expertise applicable to a variety of careers in the field.
There are two new pathways through the BA (Hons) Musical Theatre Course: Musical Theatre Triple Threat and Musical Theatre Dance Performance. At the point of recall audition and offer, students are advised of the pathway they are being considered for. Students study the same course, with the same assessment components and projects and performances. However, the curriculum is tailored to suit the skillset of the performer.
On the Dance Performance Pathway students receive more technical dance training to support their dance development in Year 1 and Year 2
On the Triple Threat Pathway students receive an equal training across the three core disciplines in Year 1 and Year 2
Training to be a professional performer in Musical Theatre requires many things:
· Dedication and determination
· Skills in Acting, Singing and Dancing
· The ability to think, to research, to analyse and to critique your own work
· Bravery: emotional and physical
Training to be a professional Musical Theatre performer is one of the most exciting and rewarding journeys that students will ever take and we believe that there is nowhere better to take it, than here at Italia Conti.
There is a reason why Italia Conti is one of the most recognised names in performing arts training. For over a century we have helped students to fulfil their potential as performers and to work at the very highest level in every aspect of the performing arts industry. We provide a programme of training that responds to industry needs and current teaching and learning developments.
Italia Conti has a proven track record of nurturing talent at the very highest level; Italia Conti graduates can be seen on stage and screen in the UK and internationally. We have graduates working in the West End and on Broadway in musicals and in plays, in national and international tours, in cabarets and on cruise ships. We have graduates working in Film and in Television. We have produced some of the UK’s top recording artists – solo artists and band members.
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