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site: National Youth Theatre of Great Britain 443-445 Holloway Road London N7 6LW Other
sites: Kensington and Chelsea
College Tel: 020 7281 3863 |
The
National Youth Theatre (NYT) is fundamentally a place of creative learning,
a place where young people learn through active engagement and experience
rather than through strictly formal pedagogical structures. As an educational
centre and a resource for learning, NYT promotes artistic excellence,
cultural enrichment and personal and professional development; providing
young people with unparalleled creative learning experiences.We deliver our own
specialist brand of courses in acting and technical skills and offer
further training and progression routes through productions, projects,
new writing courses, volunteering opportunities and accredited courses
for young people at risk. We also develop important partnerships with
the formal education sector delivering projects both locally and nationally
using drama made by, and for, young people. These projects include relevant
and high impact workshops, resources and live performances.
General information Playing Up 2 forms part of National Youth Theatre’s Social Inclusion Programme. This free course is a year long Access to HE Diploma (Theatre Arts) and targets 17-25 year olds who are not in full-time education, employment or training. Playing Up 2 starts in September and is taught over 3 terms for 3 days a week (plus home study). This course is based at The Roundhouse in Camden and Kensington and Chelsea College. A strong interest in the performing arts and a commitment to a year long course is essential. Local travel expenses will be provided. Pre-access course:
Playing Up 1 forms part of National Youth Theatre’s Social Inclusion
Programme. This free course is Level 2 NOCN accredited and targets 14-25
year olds who are not in full-time education, employment or training.
Playing Up 1 is taught over 3 terms for 1 evening a week on Wednesdays
from 6.30pm-9.30pm at National Youth Theatre Headquarters on Holloway
Road. You can enrol on Playing Up 1 in January, April or September.
No previous experience is necessary but a strong interest in the performing
arts and a commitment to a year long course is essential. Local travel
expenses will be provided. There are three enrolment points during the
year: April, September and January. Course Access
to HE Diploma (Theatre Arts) |
