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​PGCert The Speaking Dancer: Interdisciplinary Performance Training

PgCert The Speaking Dancer: Interdisciplinary Performance Training

​Aim

The Speaking Dancer: Interdisciplinary Performance Training (SDIPT) is a new and innovative PG Cert that introduces cross disciplinary training methods and stimuli which support the artist as both performer and ‘author’.

The programme operates within a framework guided by experienced professional practitioners, in which students will be required to both direct and be directed. The programme offers prospective students coming from a professional and or performing arts degree background the opportunity to rethink their relationship to their practice, and begin to frame concerns about disciplinarity in a broader context. For more established practitioners, SDIPT provides an ideal entry point into post graduate education. For performing arts graduates, the programme offers an opportunity to train and research within an atmosphere and context that is closely allied to external professional fields of practice.

SDIPT develops out of a successful pre-existing professional development programme directed by the choreographer and director Jacky Lansley at Dance Research Studio. Jacky Lansley will lead on both modules, in conjunction with guest practitioners and other members of the highly experienced UOP staff team. A core element of SDIPT is the focus on ensemble and collaborative work and all participants will be expected to take full advantage of the professional networking opportunities that the programme offers.

SDIPT
will be delivered over three sites in London, Plymouth and Truro, making it particularly accessible to participants from the South West and South East regions. The weekend modular structure also makes the programme available to busy professionals and for those who want to travel from other parts of the UK and abroad.


Dates

MODULE 1:
13th & 14th October 2012: University of Plymouth
8th & 9th December 2012: Dance Research Studio, London
 
MODULE 2:
9th & 10th February 2013: University of Plymouth
20th & 21st April 2013: Hall for Cornwall, Truro
 
ASSESSMENT:
3rd & 4th June 2013: Dance Research Studio, London

Entry requirements

Applicants are required to have successfully completed a three-year training programme or degree in an appropriate arts discipline, or be able to show equivalent professional experience as evidenced through an up-to-date CV.
 

Extended Entry requirements

The programme requires applicants to have successfully completed a three-year training programme or degree in an appropriate arts discipline, or be able to show equivalent professional experience in relation to Plymouth University’s APEL policy (Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning, this might include previous training, knowledge and skills gained through work experience or professional practice) as evidenced through an up-to-date CV. This will be discussed as part of the interview process.

Contact

​DANCE RESEARCH STUDIO
Address: 23 Orsman Road, London N1 5RA
Phone: 020 7613 0341

Fees and funding

Please follow the link below for details on the fees for this course.

Duration

1 year full time​