The Performance Practices MA will allow you to investigate both the creative and critical contexts of performance. Topics studied include the body in performance, audiences, spaces, narrative, memory, digital technologies and collaboration.
Reasons to study Performance Practices MA at DMU:
- You will investigate both the creative and critical contexts of performance, taught by our internationally recognised staff who are practising artists and scholars
- Develop your writing, making and thinking by engaging with current contemporary performance practice and theory
- Establish professional links through placements with regional and national arts-based organisations
- Topics studied include the body in performance, audiences, spaces, narrative, memory, digital technologies and collaboration, and these are addressed from an interdisciplinary perspective
- Work with an energetic, research-active staff team with international profiles in contemporary performance practices
Tuition fee: £14,600.00 GBP
No Application Fee
Program duration: 1 Year