The TY Drama programme immerses transition year students into traditional and contemporary theatre practice.

Guided by the ambition of creating industry-ready creative artists, students will develop a professional portfolio of theatre practice, with particular focus on acting and performance. Opportunities may also arise to observe pre-production rehearsals and engage with active creative professionals.

 

Who should apply?
Applications are welcomed from all theatre and drama performers. Examinations or grades are not required; however, evidence of previous ensemble work is recommended (e.g. involvement with a local drama group, youth theatre, school production, etc.).

 

When and where?
Dates to be announced (usually two days, 10:00 - 16:00, in early January)
MTU Cork School of Music, Union Quay, Cork

 

What should I include in the 'Personal Statement' section?
This is your opportunity to tell us about your experience and achievements as well as your career aspirations. Below are a few things you may wish to consider mentioning:

  • How long have you been acting or interested in drama?
  • Are you a member of a local drama group?
  • Have you taken part in any shows?
  • Have you won any awards or had other notable successes that you're proud of?

Your Personal Statement is the most important part of your application and will generally determine whether or not a placement offer is made. Take time to consider your answer and above all, make it compelling!

 

Is there a fee?
Following placement offers, a non-refundable fee must be paid online to secure your place (this is the full fee for this particular programme).

 

I have another question!
Check out our Frequently Asked Questions page or email your query to Thomas.Doyle@mtu.ie.

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