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Performing Arts Courses at Northumbria

Take To The Stage

Study Undergraduate Performing Arts at Northumbria.

Ready to Be Empowered? 

Join a legacy of Alumni, including graduates who have joined Live Theatre, Northern Stage, the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, as well as schools, care homes and local authorities. In fact, one of our graduates founded Newcastle’s highly successful Alphabetti Theatre, championing original work from emerging artists.  

Ready to Succeed? 

Work on live projects with high profile cultural companies such as Northern Stage and Live Theatre, and benefit from workshops and industry visits designed to enhance your skills. 

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Join us at one of our next Open Days to find out more about our Performing Arts courses. Book your place now.

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