Clearing: Performance, Theatre & Music
Clearing 2021 opens 5 July
Thinking of joining us in 2021? There's still time to apply, so head on over to our undergraduate apply page to find out more.
Not ready yet? Then you can explore our Performance, Theatre & Music courses, our professional performance facilities and discover what student life is really like below.
When you're ready to take your next step, you can get in touch by clicking the button below and filling in our simple online form. One of our friendly course advisors will then get in touch to talk you through your application options.
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Check back on 5 July to see the courses available in Clearing 2021
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Why Falmouth?
World-class facilities, strong industry links and cross-discipline collaboration opportunities; here's just a few reasons why you should choose Falmouth for your performance, theatre or music degree.
World-class facilities
From popular music to dance and choreography to acting, all our performance, theatre and music courses are supported by our purpose built public venue. As a student here you'll benefit from AMATA's state of the art facilities, year round programme and the opportunity to showcase your work at the AMATA Festival at the end of your third year.
Discover performance facilitiesCreative collaboration
We believe cross-discipline collaboration leads to exciting innovation. That's why we encourage our students to explore collaborative opportunities with the wider university, including filmmakers, animators and game designers.
From marketing to fashion design to photography, our campuses are a melting pot of creative practitioners. To see just how diverse our collaborative opportunities can be, explore our departments.
Graduate produces 2020 Rhythms
Maria Evans, who graduated from Falmouth University's BA (Hons) Dance & Choreography course in 2020, has made a powerful short film in response to the pandemic. Commissioned by East London Dance through their The Fi.ELD (Future Innovators. East London Dance) programme, 2020 Rhythms explores the rhythmic processes of making NHS Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) gowns. Maria was mentored by award-winning dance artist Botis Seva. Maria's film premiered online at the MESA Festival. Created, curated and produced by The Fi.ELD, a unique programme from East London Dance to develop the future innovators of dance, this year's artists used their medium to explore the concept of family. Read more about Maria's work.
Further information & support
Apply for 2021
If you've found the course for you and want to make Falmouth your home, it's time to take your next step. Fill in our simple online form and one of our course advisors will call you to take you through your application options.
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