Did You Know?
Leeds Playhouse is built on an old church burial ground.
Key Information
Qualification
A-Level
Duration
Two Year Course
Examination Board
AQA
READING LIST
"What I appreciate most about the course is the acting space we're given to rehearse and perfect our performances. The lighting and sound design systems really add life to a performance too" - Kyle Seeney, Corpus Christi
| Key Employability Skills | ||
| Active Learning | Emotional Intelligence | Technological Use |
Qualification
A-level
Assessment
60% Practical Exam and Coursework, 30% Written Exam
What do I need to study this course?
You will need a grade 5 in GCSE Drama or a Merit in BTEC Drama if studied. You may have gained suitable experience other ways (e.g. through private drama training or membership of a youth theatre). Speak to the department to discuss suitability if you are unsure.
What will I study?
There are two major practical assessments which require you to work with scripted plays and devise your own theatre. You will specialise in either acting, set, lighting or sound design. You will sit a written exam which will test your creative skills in making theatre. You will study two set texts and write about a live theatre visit, analysing the key components of theatre making.
What next?
This course will provide you with invaluable transferable skills. You can continue studying drama at an accredited drama school, or progress onto a degree in Drama, Directing, Acting, Theatre Design, and Arts Administration. Some of our alumni have careers in Law, Teaching and Veterinary Science!
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