BA Drama

The BA Drama course offered at Queen's University Belfast is a full-time undergraduate programme that lasts three years. Thirty percent of this program is practical production work in making theatre and performance, and seventy percent is academic work about theatre and performance. Course Content: The course offers a diverse and dynamic curriculum, which aims to provide comprehensive knowledge in drama. This includes lectures, seminars, practical workshops, and rehearsals. The practical component includes courses in acting, directing, playwriting, and scenography. The academic component of the course addresses theatre history, dramatic text, theatre criticism, performance theory, and cultural policy.Key Modules: The key modules in this course include Introduction to Drama, Irish Theatre, Shakespeare, Romantic Drama, Modern Drama, Contemporary Drama, Performance Theory, Specialist Study in Drama, Practical Performance. Future Careers: Graduates of the BA Drama course may pursue various career paths such as actor, community arts worker, dancer, theatre director, television production assistant, theatre stage manager, and arts administrator. The skills developed in the course can also be applied in fields such as teaching, media, and events management.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.