The exhibition, which attracted over 100 visitors, included work by upcoming graduates from the School of Design Management and Theatre Arts (DMTA), including Costume Production, Creative Lighting Control, Lighting Design, Performance Sound, Scenic Arts, Theatre Design and Stage Management.
In addition to the Graduate Exhibition, DMTA students collaborated with BA (Hons) Acting and BA (Hons) Actor Musicianship students to present the college's New Writing Season of three plays in association with The Bush Theatre, Theatre 503 and Theatre Ad Infinitum.
Professor Michael Earley, principal and chief executive of Rose Bruford College was delighted that the diverse talent, creativity and skills of a new generation of theatre designers, managers, technical artists and performers was made accessible to so many visitors: "This major collaborative effort by the majority of our 16 different degree programmes demonstrated to the public and to the industry the highly imaginative work that goes on inside a top international drama school."
Nick Hunt, head of school for design, management & technical arts added, "Our Graduate Exhibition was a showcase for the 80 students graduating from the School and launched them to the industry as a new generation of professionals starting their careers in theatre, performance and live entertainment."
(Jim Evans)
