MA Theatre Directing

The MA Theatre Directing course at the University of East London (UEL) is designed to give a strong foundational knowledge of theatre directing, including a hands-on opportunity for students to direct their own production in a professional theatre setting. Students are exposed to a wide range of theatre genres and styles from around the world and are provided with frameworks to further understand theatre-making and directing.Course Content: The course structure consists of theory seminars, practical workshops, and an individual project where students direct their own full-scale theatre production. The emphasis is given on developing an understanding of the collaborative process of theatre, with individual modules focusing on different aspects of theatre directing - from text analysis to working with actors. Key Modules: The key modules for the MA Theatre Directing include the Research and Development for Theatre Directing, Text and Performance Workshop, Theatre Directing Workshop, Research Methods, and Final Major Project (Production). Accreditations: There is no specific accreditation available for this course as stated by the university.Future Careers: The course prepares students for a career in theatre directing. However, with the broader skill set students acquire, many graduates also find employment in associated areas such as drama teaching, arts administration, and theatre marketing among others. 'For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.'