Performance for Deaf and HoH actors at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland offers Performance for Deaf and HoH actors, a BA in interdisciplinary studies at its Glasgow location. The source record does not state the language of instruction.
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Performance for Deaf and HoH actors at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland: key facts
About Performance for Deaf and HoH actors at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland
Do you identify as deaf or hard of hearing? Do you want to perform or create work on stage and screen? Are you keen, curious and ready to work? We want to meet you! We train students to become both actors and theatre- and film-makers. We will teach you the skills you need to prepare you for a career in film, television, theatre and more. This is a practical course.
From the course page at rcs.ac.uk, read 19 Aug 2026
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland offers Performance for Deaf and HoH actors, a BA in interdisciplinary studies at its Glasgow location. The source record does not state the language of instruction.
The recorded study mode is full-time.
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Performance for Deaf and HoH actors programme structure
BSL Translation Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 This is a foundation year where you learn skills. You study: Acting - exploring character and situation from a script. You also develop your understanding of acting for camera. New Work/devising classes teach you how to make original theatre based on your own ideas. In the Register and Text module you learn to develop your signing and/or vocal skills. Movement classes develop an understanding of how you use your body in an expressive and creative manner. Visual theatre classes explore a range of performance ideas from a deaf and hard of hearing perspective. You will also have an opportunity to collaborate with students from across the conservatoire. This is a project-based year where you apply your skills in new contexts. The first is a public performance - you work from a script and allows you to develop your acting skills through a full rehearsal and production process.
Verified from the official rcs.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
Career outcomes after Performance for Deaf and HoH actors
Graduates from the first three cohorts (2018/2021/2025) are busy working in a variety of settings and roles: actors, directors, writers, workshop leaders, consultants, BSL performers, producers. As is the aim of the programme, they are demonstrating the ability to maintain and thrive with a portfolio career: as actors, makers of work and more broadly. They are also changing the landscape of performance locally, nationally and internationally, raising the profile of Deaf performance and bringing it to a wider audience.
Verified from the official rcs.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
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