Drama and Theatre Studies

Course summary

Many graduate employers strive to recruit individuals who are creative team players with excellent communication skills. These are qualities that can be found and further developed in A Level Drama and Theatre students. You do not have to harbour a desire to become an actor to take Drama and Theatre at A Level, there are many other routes you can follow within the profession. The skill set the subject refines is one that is also attractive and transferrable to a vast range of careers outside of the industry. However, if you desire to see your ‘name in lights’, the department will support you with audition preparation to give you the very best chance of realising your dream. The A Level will challenge you to practically explore the methodology of a range of influential practitioners, as well as develop your analysis and evaluative skills to support your other A level choices. This course is exciting, challenging and cross-curricular in nature.