Key Stage 4 Theatre

Curriculum Overview

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Acting, directing, devising, writing or producing: whatever your passion for theatre, you will learn how to refine your skills on our Theatre course. You will get plenty of opportunities to perform, develop skills as a writer, study contemporary texts and have the opportunity to develop your directing skills. You will also work to create and produce your own work and be encouraged to watch and study a wide genre of plays. You will work with community groups, learn about political theatre and attend trips to the theatre to see a variety of work. Plus theatre alumni will visit for masterclasses and talks to inspire and mentor you throughout the course. 

At Key Stage 4 you will study/learn on the Level 2 Theatre UAL Level 2 Diploma:

  • Ensemble skills
  • Acting technique
  • About seminal theatre practitioners
  • Physical theatre
  • Textual analysis

The course offers skills and training in a range of areas which include:

  • Acting
  • Directing
  • Writing
  • Applied Theatre
  • Production and Design Roles

Industry Opportunities

We collaborate with a range of creative industry partners to ensure our students receive the most up-to-date education and real-world experience, plus access to work placements. These partnerships allow us to offer internships, professional masterclasses and industry-driven projects and opportunities including: 

  • The National Theatre
  • The Unicorn Theatre
  • Talks and workshops by Industry Professionals

Qualities I Need?

  • A willingness to collaborate
  • A lack of judgement
  • A good imagination
  • A willingness to try everything
  • Kindness

"One of the highlights of the theatre course at BRIT is the community. At the start of the year,
we were put into “Theatre families” with one person from each year group, which is a great
way to get guidance. In my class, it's amazing to be around people passionate about theatre
and eager to learn. We all push each other to be better; it's a supportive space. In my four terms at BRIT, I
have already learnt so much about being a theatre maker."

Current Year 10 student

How Do I Apply

Please answer the following questions online:

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a) Why do you want to study Theatre at The BRIT School? What makes this the right place for you?

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b) Who or what made you want to study Theatre. What about them or it inspires you?

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c) How do you think this Theatre course will help you in the future or with what you want to do when you're older?

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d) Why did you choose this strand (Theatre)? What skills or things can you already do in this area?

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e) Why do you think Theatre is important, and what skills and/or qualities would you bring to the course? 

 

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Student's Work