BA (hons) Drama And English in University of Lincoln, UK

BA (hons) Drama And English in University of Lincoln

Combine your passion for theatre, performance and literature with the BA (Hons) Drama and English degree at the University of Lincoln.

This interdisciplinary joint honours programme considers literature from a variety of theoretical, historical, and cultural perspectives, while the theatre and performance components of the course allow students to encounter creative practice, technical theatre, and performance skills together with a critical study of drama and theatre.

The course offers students practical and critical approaches to historical, cultural, and performative aspects of theatre and literature. This knowledge forms the basis for understanding the artistic, political, and ethical place of theatre and literature in the 21st Century. A vast range of optional modules explore a variety of genres, styles, authors, plays, and performance types.

Throughout their studies, Joint Honours students can take advantage of opportunities to participate in a variety of performances and productions, as well as take optional modules offered as part of the Creative Writing degree. They can collaborate with other departments and external companies, work with academics on research projects, and perform at national and international festivals.

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