On Tuesday 9th December, Rose Bruford College will launch a new research degree programme in partnership with Goldsmiths College University of London.
The programme will offer specialist supervision at MPhil and PhD level in a range of theate and performance related subject-areas.
To mark this important development, the College will stage an event – Illuminate…
The Stanislavski Centre, one of Rose Bruford College’s principal research facilities, will contribute to this event by sponsoring a dramatised reading of Pushkin’s classic story, The Queen of Spades, performed by Philip Lowrie and designed by Nigel Hook, in The Rose Theatre.
Illuminate… will commence at 6.00 p.m. with the official launch of the new research degrees, and will also include a seasonal reception to which College alumni have been invited.
Event – Illuminate…
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Jonah Salz – Noh Use: Beckett & Japanese theatre space, form and rhythm.
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Richard St Peter – Harley Granville Barker and the Royal Court Theatre
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What can Psychology learn from the arts?
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Laurence Senelick commissioned by Routledge to translate new edition of the Stanislavski letters
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Sanford Meisner Day Official Programme
