A talent show by the performing arts society sees students from across the university showcase their talents. A one stop shop for spectacle

First year Drama BA students assesed performance of the critical context modual

Second year Drama BA students present Second Person Narrative by Jemma Kennedy

A free public sharing of brand new interactive performance pieces in development by University of Greenwich MA Contemporary Performance #ZUmasters & associated PhD students. MA Contemporary Performance #ZUmasters is a laboratory programme designed to support the next generation of diverse, innovative performance-makers by equipping them with practical tools and creative craft to advance their personal practice and vision. The course, partnered with the University of Greenwich and ZU-UK, focuses on emerging practices in the fields of performance, live art, interactive theatre, contemporary dance, music and game design, preparing graduates to work as independent artists, curators, and producers. As a culmination of the Interactive Performance module’s work, students will share a piece of work they have developed, alongside an opportunity to experience ZU-UK audio experience, DECELERATION. Come join us at this event to see/do/play/hear/live whatever is produced, by signing up here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/public-sharing-of-interactive-performance-work-zumasters-tickets-459924445397 Note: all ZU-UK events are documented either by photo or film. If you prefer not to be photographed or filmed, please let us know at the time. If you have any questions, contact masters@zu-uk.com. This event is FREE, IN-PERSON, and open to the public but requires sign-up and has a capacity limit. zumasters.com greenwich.ac.uk

A Renaissance. New discoveries. New directions. New possibilities. What is a Renaissance? Is it a genre of art, a time period, an intellectual movement, or can it also encompass intimate and personal forms of rebirth and change? Across two evenings, final year writing for theatre students will present their original short plays, which span the breadth of time, space and gender to explore what it means to have a renaissance; socially, politically and individually.

Second year Drama BA students present Second Person Narrative by Jemma Kennedy

This amateur production of 'Feathers in the Snow' is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

A Renaissance. New discoveries. New directions. New possibilities. What is a Renaissance? Is it a genre of art, a time period, an intellectual movement, or can it also encompass intimate and personal forms of rebirth and change? Across two evenings, final year writing for theatre students will present their original short plays, which span the breadth of time, space and gender to explore what it means to have a renaissance; socially, politically and individually.

Addressing intimacy in digital performance post C-19