professional
programmes
The
Professional School Full Time Programme
The
professional school is a structured, integrated and intensive one-year
full-time training programme split into three terms, from the end
of September to mid December, January to the end of March, and April
to the end of June. Classes run Monday through Friday between the
hours of 9:30 and 18:30 daily.
Participants create and perform original pieces on a weekly basis,
and public showcases are presented to an invited audience from the
professional community three times during the year, at the end of
each term.

The Summer
Intensive Programme
The
Summer Intensive is a foundation for the study
of physical theatre. In the twenty years that we have offered this
exciting programme, we have found that it is most challenging for
performing artists, writers, directors, and teachers who want an
introduction to physical theatre and for experienced artists with
allied acting and dance background who want to add new skills and
experience to their existing lexicon.
Post-Graduate Programs
Theatre Works
This
is a production programme only available to graduates of the full-time
School. Under the direction of Ron East, each ensemble will develop
and present a complete show for the public. There are places for
three ensembles per year, the first starts in August and showcases
in December, the second starts in September and showcases in March,
and the third starts in November and showcases in June.
The Pedagogical Year
Two places are available per year for selected candidates to obtain
certification as an instructor.
This programme is conducted on the apprenticeship model with the
Director and staff, and is full-time throughout the duration of
the professional school, from the end of September to the end of
June.
The placements are only available to graduates of the full-time programme.

Part-Time Classes
The School offers 3 weekend workshops on selected themes during
the year. These classes are designed to encourage an individual
relationship to physical presentation. They can be taken alone or
in sequence.

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