Art, Design, Media & Music

Dance, drama and singing

Advantages: Great training, fitness, love of performing, Great laugh
Disadvantages: Heavy work load, takes alot of time and dedication

...the three main aspects of performing arts. as i performing arts student myself i study these three disaplines daily and have found that altough it is passion that makes someone great instead of just good it also takes a lot of hard work and dedication. some of the top performing arts collages in london are Arts ed, Mountview, London studios, and GSA, there also others such as Lain theatre arts, PPA epsom and many other smaller associations. after ...
...that you make, either go into west end show, cruises or just go straight into teaching i personally am planning on going into shows as this has been a life long dream of mine but all three are an amazing way to persure your career in P.A if you are sombody who wants to get into the P.A industry i would recomend going to one of the colages listed above because it is a very hard buisness to get into ... but well worth it! ...

jessiew09 19.05.2009 · Read full review
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Never Give Up On Your Dreams

Advantages: Fine teaching, interesting course, fun to do
Disadvantages: I was in the old building, some of the teachers were strict, some uni's don't recogonise qualifications

...a BTEC National Diploma In Performing Arts. It was not a planned decision nor had it been to move to Coventry it just sort of happened. I had a big row with my mum one day and decided to up and leave with a friend who could drive. We just hit the road and ended up in Coventry. What made me decide on a course at the university was the fact that I was just sitting in the flat doing nothing and I wanted to get out and do something constructive. I decided ...
...abbreviation for Coventry University Of Performing Arts. The centre for Performing Arts then was quite run down and not at all modern. We just had some rooms with mirror’s in, nothing spectacular. There was the theatre, but it really was nothing to look at and the equipment pays no comparison to today’s state of the art equipment. This has all changed now and the courses take place within the main university block at Coventry. Founded in 1843 the ...

Mickie26 07.09.2004 · Read full review
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