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Theatre and Performance BA Hons
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1st May 25
Theatre and Performance, BA Hons FullTime
With tuition fees going up, the teaching has not kept up and being a degree top-up student I am not a 100% satisfied with the quality of teaching (compared to my HND program) and, therefore, value for money. The lecturers are all very passionate artists, but I feel like they try to influence the students' practice way too much to sway into the direction of their personal interests and turning down ideas they are not personally excited about, failing to see the potential. Very limited expertise among staff in Jacques LeCoq and subsequent styles of clowning (that I found), which means no one is able to substantially comment on such work, leading to lackluster feedback. The course content in third year is fun and engaging for the most part, but I don't think I can attribute it to the course program itself, because it is, for the most part, individual work on personal projects that we have chosen for ourselves - therefore it is hard to say the work we are doing wouldn't be fun and engaging
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Points of entry for Theatre and Performance BA Hons
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Entry requirements for Performing Arts and Drama at Northumbria University
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member8147306
1st May 25
Theatre and Performance, BA Hons FullTime
With tuition fees going up, the teaching has not kept up and being a degree top-up student I am not a 100% satisfied with the quality of teaching (compared to my HND program) and, therefore, value for money. The lecturers are all very passionate artists, but I feel like they try to influence the students' practice way too much to sway into the direction of their personal interests and turning down ideas they are not personally excited about, failing to see the potential. Very limited expertise among staff in Jacques LeCoq and subsequent styles of clowning (that I found), which means no one is able to substantially comment on such work, leading to lackluster feedback. The course content in third year is fun and engaging for the most part, but I don't think I can attribute it to the course program itself, because it is, for the most part, individual work on personal projects that we have chosen for ourselves - therefore it is hard to say the work we are doing wouldn't be fun and engaging read more
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member8147306
1st May 25
Theatre and Performance, BA Hons FullTime
With tuition fees going up, the teaching has not kept up and being a degree top-up student I am not a 100% satisfied with the quality of teaching (compared to my HND program) and, therefore, value for money. The lecturers are all very passionate artists, but I feel like they try to influence the students' practice way too much to sway into the direction of their personal interests and turning down ideas they are not personally excited about, failing to see the potential. Very limited expertise among staff in Jacques LeCoq and subsequent styles of clowning (that I found), which means no one is able to substantially comment on such work, leading to lackluster feedback. The course content in third year is fun and engaging for the most part, but I don't think I can attribute it to the course program itself, because it is, for the most part, individual work on personal projects that we have chosen for ourselves - therefore it is hard to say the work we are doing wouldn't be fun and engaging read more
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