The Bachelor of Theatre hones advanced skills in problem-solving, creative, self-regulated, and critical thinking. This course also enhances capabilities in singing, voice, acting, dance, and movement. Students will delve into imagination and performance techniques, exploring various styles. Additionally, it covers production-related areas like lighting, sound, and stage management. This degree is ideal for those aspiring to excel in the theatre industry, providing a well-rounded education in both the artistic and technical aspects of theatre production.
Entry requirements for the Bachelor of Theatre vary depending on the institution but generally include completion of Year 12 with a minimum ATAR, VET pathway courses or prior experience.
If you don't meet the standard entry criteria, enquire with a course provider to discuss alternative entry pathways.
Course fees vary depending on the course provider.
The Bachelor of Theatre will prepare you for the following roles.
An Actor performs a character role in a film, on television or in a live theatre or musical production. You’ll usually act in a role using a script...
A Theatre Performer works in a role in theatre or musical productions to entertain an audience. You’ll perform an individual character role or migh...
A Theatre Director oversees the creative vision of a theatre production, guiding actors, designers, and crew to bring the script to life. You might...
A Theatre Technician is responsible for the technical support and operation of various theatre systems, including audio-visual equipment, lighting,...
A Set Designer is a creative professional responsible for conceptualising and creating the physical environment in which film, television, theatre,...
A Stage Manager is a vital role within the performing arts, primarily responsible for coordinating and overseeing the entire production process, en...
Screen actors are creative entertainers who portray different characters in film, television, and mixed-media productions. While a lot of attention...
Casting Agents, also known as talent agents, find actors, singers, dancers, models, and extras to work in films, stage productions, television, com...
A Dramaturg collaborates with playwrights, directors, and actors to develop and refine scripts for theatre productions. You may work in a theatre c...
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