Musical Theatre Performance

About this course

Musical theatre is the most collaborative of performing arts disciplines, demanding that performers combine vocal technique, physical storytelling, and acting skill into a single coherent performance. It has a history stretching from the operettas of the nineteenth century through to the Broadway and West End traditions of the twentieth century and the diverse contemporary scene that now encompasses everything from intimate fringe productions to large-scale commercial spectaculars. Studying it at degree level means developing all three performance disciplines simultaneously while also learning to understand the genre's traditions and how productions are put together. At the University of Chichester, this three-year full-time BA (Hons) combines rigorous practical training across all three key disciplines of musical theatre with a heavy focus on performance work. You will spend a signific

Where its graduates go

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