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No PrescreenNo AuditionInterview RequiredPortfolio RequiredUniversity App Required

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No PrescreenNo AuditionInterview RequiredPortfolio RequiredUniversity App Required

Audition format

Virtual Only

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BA (Hons) Design for Theatre and Live Performance

ProgramOfficial Program Page

Program snapshot

Admissions

No PrescreenNo AuditionInterview RequiredPortfolio RequiredUniversity App Required

Audition format

Virtual Only

Program profile

Study Abroad

Training

Students train in set, lighting, immersive environments, scenic art, projection mapping, model making, and design for live performance

Projects can connect to theatre, puppetry, technical costumes, concerts, esports events, and virtual performance spaces

Students use the Waverley studio theatre, construction and paint workshops, and design facilities

Professional Development

Course projects and collaborations include organisations such as the National Theatre, National Trust, Nottingham Playhouse, Royal Concert Hall, and Nottingham Puppet Festival

Students can pursue optional placement experience and professional-practice recognition

Program info updated 4d ago

Program Highlights

Training

Students train in set, lighting, immersive environments, scenic art, projection mapping, model making, and design for live performance

Projects can connect to theatre, puppetry, technical costumes, concerts, esports events, and virtual performance spaces

Students use the Waverley studio theatre, construction and paint workshops, and design facilities

Professional Development

Course projects and collaborations include organisations such as the National Theatre, National Trust, Nottingham Playhouse, Royal Concert Hall, and Nottingham Puppet Festival

Students can pursue optional placement experience and professional-practice recognition

Program Highlights

Training

Students train in set, lighting, immersive environments, scenic art, projection mapping, model making, and design for live performance

Projects can connect to theatre, puppetry, technical costumes, concerts, esports events, and virtual performance spaces

Students use the Waverley studio theatre, construction and paint workshops, and design facilities

Professional Development

Course projects and collaborations include organisations such as the National Theatre, National Trust, Nottingham Playhouse, Royal Concert Hall, and Nottingham Puppet Festival

Students can pursue optional placement experience and professional-practice recognition

Key Info

Enrollment Term

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Sep 1, 2026

Deadline

UCAS Equal Consideration DeadlineJan 13, 2027

UCAS Late Application DeadlineJun 30, 2027

UCAS Final DeadlineSep 23, 2027

Dates And Deadlines For Uni Applications · ucas.com

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The university application must be submitted before the audition.

Design For Stage And Screen Design For Theatre And Live Performance Digital Portfolio Advice · ntu.ac.uk

Interview Requirements

Portfolio

Submit a required digital portfolio after applying

Include approximately 15-20 portfolio pieces and one 3D item

Portfolio pieces should show a range of art and design skills, including drawing, mixed media, textiles, process work, and design development

Include evidence of process, including two relevant sketchbook excerpts and working drawings

Photograph and include 3D work such as garments, props, model making, or masks when relevant

Submit as a single unzipped PowerPoint file using an accessible cloud-sharing link

Design For Stage And Screen Design For Theatre And Live Performance Digital Portfolio Advice · ntu.ac.uk

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Good to Know

Application Logistics

UK students apply through UCAS

International students can apply through UCAS

International applicants applying only to NTU can apply directly through the NTU applicant portal

Eligibility

Standard offer: 112 UCAS tariff points from up to four qualifications

Contextual UK offer: 104 UCAS tariff points from up to four qualifications

What's The Process

Audition Process

NTU asks applicants to provide a digital portfolio after submitting the UCAS application

After portfolio review, NTU may invite applicants to an online interview to help make the final decision

Audition Expectations

The portfolio is reviewed to assess creative fit, visual thinking, presentation skills, and ability to work with materials and processes

Training

Students train in set, lighting, immersive environments, scenic art, projection mapping, model making, and design for live performance

Projects can connect to theatre, puppetry, technical costumes, concerts, esports events, and virtual performance spaces

Students use the Waverley studio theatre, construction and paint workshops, and design facilities

Professional Development

Course projects and collaborations include organisations such as the National Theatre, National Trust, Nottingham Playhouse, Royal Concert Hall, and Nottingham Puppet Festival

Students can pursue optional placement experience and professional-practice recognition

Updated 4d ago