Master in Applied Theatre

The Master's program in Applied Theatre is designed for theatre and performance professionals seeking to deepen their artistic practice. Spanning four semesters, this program emphasizes critical engagement with community and participatory theatre. Ideal candidates are those who thrive in collaborative environments and have relevant practical experience in theatre, regardless of their undergraduate background.

Students will explore various forms of applied theatre, including participatory and immersive practices. The curriculum includes hands-on project work, allowing students to develop their individual artistic projects while engaging with societal contexts. The program combines theoretical classes with practical instruction in areas such as body movement, voice, and improvisation, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the evolving landscape of the performing arts.

Graduates of the Applied Theatre program can pursue diverse career paths, including roles as theatre pedagogues, directors, dramaturgs, and curators in community-based performing arts. They will be equipped to work in various sectors, including education, social work, and cultural organizations. The skills gained are transferable, enabling graduates to adapt to different artistic and social environments.