MA Opera Directing
at Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama

Cardiff, United Kingdom

Program Overview

Fully mentored programme, tailored to each individual’s specific skills and experience
Training in acting methodologies, rehearsal techniques, principal singing languages and movement
Exploration of different operatic forms, styles and conventions
Collaborating across the various creative disciplines involved in operatic productions
Investigation of artistic relationships, including the design process and the conductor’s role
Involvement with a range of operatic productions and projects
Directing in-house opera scenes projects

Course Content
Modules
- The Opera Professional
- Research Project
- Directing Skills 1
- Directing Skills 2
- Industry Practice
Entry Requirement
- Entry is by interview, and candidates should be able to demonstrate significant experience of and engagement with the opera/theatre world. Professionals already working in these areas, but seeking to enhance their skills, are encouraged to apply. Minimum entry requirements usually include a 2:1 degree in music or an equivalent qualification, although the College is able to consider applications from people without formal qualifications if they have an exceptional level of ability, practical experience, and a good understanding of the opera profession.
Fees & Scholarships
Home
£12,140 per year

Overseas
£23,860 per year

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

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Loan Amount Disbursed

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