Experimental Arts and Performance
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BA (Hons) | On-Campus | Full-time | - 3 years | October | £9250 per year | £25200 per year |
Current fees for The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama can be found here: https://www.cssd.ac.uk/fees-and-funding/tuition-fees-and-additional-costs
About Experimental Arts and Performance, BA (Hons) - at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
On the BA (Hons) Experimental Arts and Performance programme, you will:
- Explore creative and experimental performance practices in collaboration with others, including theatre, design, digital media, visual art, and material cultures;
- Engage in dynamic studio learning and industry partnerships to test new ideas, learn from various art forms, and receive feedback and mentorship from experts;
- Develop critical thinking skills to analyse social, cultural, and political issues through performance and connect with innovative ideas;
- Gain experience in production, advocacy, entrepreneurship, and cultural leadership, connecting with the dynamic arts scene locally and internationally.
- Become a well-rounded artist equipped with the skills to lead and shape your work in a wide range of arts and culture settings, and produce and develop projects in multiple professional contexts
The BA (Hons) Experimental Arts and Performance is for aspiring artists and performance creators who want to shape the future of theatre, performance, and the arts. You’ll explore innovative ways to make performances and challenge traditional methods.
The programme covers various art forms, from visual arts to design-led practice, helping you become an expert in your chosen medium. Mentored by industry leaders, you’ll develop your artistic identity as a performance-maker, artist, producer, researcher and change-maker. You will be part of an inclusive, vibrant and supportive community and gain strong industry connections. Through studio-based learning and industry collaborations, you’ll have the chance to experiment with new ideas and receive feedback. You’ll also learn to critically analyse performance and its social impact, and gain skills in producing, activism, and cultural leadership.
Entry requirements
Contact Royal Central School of Speech and Drama to find course entry requirements.
Why study at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Specialised training, preparing you for a career in the arts
Our mission is to inspire, educate and train the performers, practitioners and creatives who will shape the future of theatre and the performing arts.