Bachelor of Performing Arts - Performance Practice in Mount Lawley Australia | Edith Cowan University

Concentrates on essential skills needed for modern careers in independent and commercial performance creation, as well as performance as a form of social engagement.
Participants will develop vocal and movement techniques while prioritizing wellbeing, gain expertise in stagecraft, design, and technical theater, and explore current performance theories. For their culminating project, students collaborate in small pre-professional groups to develop, research, rehearse, and present original performances. Historical studies provide context, helping students grasp the origins of modern performance traditions. Special emphasis is placed on 20th-century innovations in performance methods, philosophies, and theories, and their influence on today's experimental performance scene.

Learning Outcomes
Apply critical thinking and judgment to address challenges during the ideation, prioritization, and execution of creative performance concepts.
Display comprehensive understanding of historical and modern developments in theater and film production methodologies.
Analyze and integrate knowledge to develop performance approaches through creative exploration and outcome assessment.
Effectively convey concepts using inventive techniques in both individual and ensemble performances.
Exhibit leadership in planning, troubleshooting, and decision-making throughout performance development and presentation.
Apply adaptable skills in various collaborative settings to produce public performances.