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Module Title LH Musical Theatre 3A
SchoolEng, Drama, & Creative Studies
Department Urdang Academy
Module Code 09 35076
Module Lead Rob Archibald
Level Honours Level
Credits 10
Semester Semester 1
Pre-requisites
Co-requisites
Restrictions None
Contact Hours Practical Classes and workshops-82 hours
Guided independent study-18 hours
Total: 100 hours
Exclusions
Description Musical Theatre 3A is designed for Track A students who are developing as ‘triple-threat’ performers and aims to prepare them for acting and singing auditions. The focus is on vocal delivery, acting techniques, sight-reading skills and the demands of preparing appropriately for auditioning in the Musical Theatre industry.

Students are encouraged to develop a comprehensive portfolio of songs and monologues, suitable for a variety of audition contexts. Classes aim towards the enhancement of both technical and performance skills in acting and singing to an advanced level, where fully secure, believable and engaging performances are required across different styles and genres.
Learning Outcomes By the end of the module students should be able to:
  • Source, learn and prepare an individual portfolio of songs and monologues suitable for them and appropriate for audition contexts;
  • Perform a selection of audition materials at an advanced level, paying attention to the specific technical, stylistic and performance demands of each;
  • Conduct themselves in a professional manner within audition contexts.
Assessment 35076-01 : Singing : Practical (50%)
35076-02 : Acting : Practical (50%)
Assessment Methods & Exceptions Assessment:
Singing for Audition presentation - students present a portfolio of 7 solo audition songs as prepared/rehearsed throughout the semester. The Assessment panel will select 2 songs to be assessed. Assessment criteria includes vocal technique, acting through song and audition etiquette/presentation (approx. 8 minutes) (50%);
Acting for Audition presentation - students prepare 1 monologue for the assessment panel. The students will also be given a piece of sight-reading to perform as part of the assessment (approx. 8 minutes) (50%).

Reassessment:
Failed component only:
Singing for Audition presentation - students present a portfolio of 7 solo audition songs as prepared/rehearsed throughout the semester. The Assessment panel will select 2 songs to be assessed. Assessment criteria includes vocal technique, acting through song and audition etiquette/presentation (approx. 8 minutes) (50%);
Acting for Audition presentation - students prepare 1 monologue for the assessment panel. The students will also be given a piece of sight-reading to perform as part of the assessment (approx. 8 minutes) (50%).
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