If you're considering a career in the performing arts, this combination of dance and drama is both artistic and practical.
You'll be encouraged to develop your own identity in dance and as a theatre-maker, reflecting your interests and career pathway. To prepare you for working in the performance industry, you'll develop analytical, choreographic, directorial, ensemble, and performance skills.
There are practical opportunities to master physical performance in both dance and drama. Workshops and active technique classes cover a wide range of performance styles. This includes popular and non-Western forms and reflects the professional practice you'll experience in your career.
Reasons to choose Kingston
You'll perform regularly in public at The Rose Theatre, the International Youth Arts Festival, and national fringe festivals. These projects will develop your project management skills.
Strong Industry links within the Performing Arts, which embed employability and professionalism at the core of all modules.
Our RIBA
award-winning Town House building has a performance studio theatre and six dance studios, equipped to professional standards with fully sprung floors, mirrors, and barres.