The Department’s location in a major metropolitan area offers students easy access to museums, galleries, professional performance venues and internship opportunities in various industries within the Arts. Williams Library Second Folio exhibit is open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Assets include those related to entertainment (e.g., theaters, performing groups), personal development (e.g., community centers, bookstores), and education (e.g., schools, museums), as well as more directly to job creation and industry (e.g., translators, designers).

These areas are complimented by a fully equipped traditional printed textile workshop area and a digital fabrication facility. The Performing Arts Studios provide six bespoke spaces and offer the latest technology for student productions. The rest of the time, visitors may still find the doors to the most cheerful — and second oldest — of the Smithsonian buildings locked. Three weekly seminars to explore practically ideas discussed in the lectures.

See for example the UN Creative Economy Report 2008 [ 1 ] The study „The Economy of Culture in Europe“ commissioned by the European Commission in 2006 has been the starting point of a quick political revaluation of the Creative Industries in Europe and its member states. Therefore, this subsector includes one industry that covers both musical groups and musical artists. Integrated Arts Education: This category supports new or expanded educational programming that integrates arts learning into non-arts curriculum and content areas to address emerging technologies, areas of skills shortages, STEM curricula, workforce readiness, and increase student performance.

Take part in a chance to break the world record for concurrent tap dancing. As the South and West were swept by religious revivals, Eastern churches distanced themselves from these enthusiastic converts by reforming sacred music. It was built with six classrooms, a science room, a manual training room, a library and some offices. Jackie has also travelled around Queensland and internationally with her dancing, touring to Japan 3 times. What makes our courses special is that you’ll get to take part in industry standard performances whilst contributing creatively to the processes helping you to develop the diverse skills you’ll need for a lifelong and exciting career. industry workshops with professionals.

More specifically the programme aims to develop individuals who, on completion of the programme, will be able to demonstrate, at Masters level, the ability to: Exhibit a clear and informed understanding of acting, performance and theatre practice Work effectively and professionally with theatre makers and performers Collaborate creatively with colleagues to create new theatre work that responds Appropriately to differing needs, cultures, stimuli and contexts Deploy a refined and critically informed methodology for the analysis of acting, theatre and performance Exhibit a defined ‘personal’ style of acting and performance making Unique Features of the Programme The IAB is the only truly international institution of performing arts in Europe.