MA Theatre-Making

The MA Theatre Making course offered by the University of York is designed for those who wish to develop and enhance their skills in creating theatre. This is a full-time, one-year program that delves deep into the methods and processes of theatre making, offering students a wide range of practical and theoretical study options. Course Content: The MA Theatre Making course covers various aspects of theatre including design, directing, playwriting, and devising. The program encourages students to experiment and venture outside their comfort zone, giving them a thorough understanding of the processes involved in creating theatre. The course includes a mix of practical and theoretical modules and is taught by industry professionals and leading academics.Key Modules: While the comprehensive list of modules can be found on the course website, some of the key ones include 'Devising', 'Making Plays', 'Theatre and Adaptation', 'Theories of Performance' as well as a final dissertation or project. Accreditations: Not provided Future Careers: This course aims to equip students with a broad set of skills that will prepare them for a variety of careers within and beyond the theatre industry. Upon completion of the course, students may pursue theatre-related roles such as playwrights, directors, or performers. Alternatively, students can also explore careers in teaching, arts administration, or even start their own Theatre Company. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.