Program Review
The programme develops the actor, theatre-maker and critical thinker through systematic training in acting, voice, movement, theatre history, dramaturgy, direction and production.
Eligibility & Selection Process
Duration
3 Years | 6 Semesters | Undergraduate Programme
Eligibility
Candidates who have passed Class XII / Higher Secondary or equivalent examination from a recognized board
Selection Process
Interview and / or Portfolio Review
Programme Highlights
Foundations of Acting and Theatre Practice
Voice, Speech, Diction and Communication
Movement, Improvisation and Ensemble Practice
Indian Theatre Traditions and Contemporary Theatre
World Theatre History and Dramatic Literature
Stagecraft, Set, Lighting, Costume, Make-up and Properties
Direction and Theatre Production
Script Writing, Dramaturgy and Performance Analysis
Theatre Technology, Digital Media and Production Tools
Workshop, Rehearsal, Public Performance and Internship
Final Performance / Production Project
Career Opportunities
Performing Artist / Actor / Theatre Director
Performing Artist / Actor / Theatre Director
Theatre Educator & Production Professional
Theatre Educator / Trainer / Stage and Production Professional
Script Writer & Creative Professional
Script Writer / Dramaturg / Content and Creative Professional
Program Review
The Bachelor of Performing Arts (BPA) programme provides structured training in a chosen performing-arts discipline while developing knowledge of performance history, aesthetics, culture, communication, production and professional practice.
The programme develops the actor, theatre-maker and critical thinker through systematic training in acting, voice, movement, theatre history, dramaturgy, direction and production.
Duration & Eligibility
Requirements and selection process for the BPA Program
Duration
3 Years (Full-time)
Eligibility
Candidates who have passed Class XII / Higher Secondary or equivalent examination from a recognized board
Selection Process
Interview and / or Portfolio Review
Programme Highlights
Foundations of Acting
and Theatre Practice
Voice, Speech, Diction
and Communication
Movement, Improvisation
and Ensemble Practice
Indian Theatre Traditions
and Contemporary Theatre
World Theatre History
and Dramatic Literature
Stagecraft, Set, Lighting,
Costume, Make-up and Properties
Direction and
Theatre Production
Script Writing, Dramaturgy
and Performance Analysis
Theatre Technology, Digital Media
and Production Tools
Workshop, Rehearsal, Public
Performance and Internship
Final Performance /
Production Project
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers as:
- Performing Artist / Actor / Theatre Director
- Theatre, Educator / Trainer/ Stage and Production Professional
- Script Writer / Dramaturg / Content and Creative Professional