STUDENT PRODUCTION
An award-winning play about family, secret legacies, betrayal and forgiveness, performed by BA (Hons) Acting students working alongside students from BA (Hons) Theatre Practice.
MA/MFA Advanced Theatre Practice students explore new methods and processes of performance making and production.
They commence with a journey, undertaking a shared pyscho-geographic experience and travel through unknown performance territories, creating work and experimenting with collaborative practice within curated companies.
This one day symposium brings together playwrights, industry professionals and those working on the development of new work in drama schools to explore whose stories we tell, what we do well, and what we could do better.
STUDENT PRODUCTION
A Chorus Line examines one day in the lives of a group of performers, as they audition for a job in the chorus line of a Broadway musical.
Co-curated by Central's Amanda Brennan, Course Leader for MA Acting for Screen, The Hospital Club will be helping launch International Women's Week with an event to showcase the work of emerging female filmmakers.
STUDENT PRODUCTION
Bernard-Marie Koltès (1948-1989) was the greatest French playwright of his generation, and Night is one of his most captivating and unsettling texts.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to planned UCU industrial action on 28th February over the threat to the USS pension scheme, this event, “The Tree of Performance Knowledge”, at King's College London has been cancelled.
STUDENT PRODUCTION
A devised adaptation of William Faulkner's novel, this is a story for our times about frustrated identity and the power struggle between men and women - a subtle and beautiful theatrical portrait of a decaying family.
The Bandmanns: Biopolitical and Actor-Network Perspectives on a Theatre Family is a Leverhulme lecture by Professor Christopher Balme
STUDENT PRODUCTION
Before Jack the Ripper, there was Charlie Peace: the most infamous villain in Victorian England. Michael Eaton's inventive and colourful play sees Charlie through the eyes of a raucous vaudeville entertainment, including original music by Paul Barker and newly unearthed historical material.