Musical Theatre

From London’s West End to more experimental Fringe performances, musical theatre spans the arts, inspiring and entertaining audiences around the world.

Lincoln’s BA (Hons) Musical Theatre enables students to reflect critically on performance practices, while developing core practical production skills.

Students can learn from expert staff who are practitioners and scholars trained in music, theatre, and dance. Workshops and masterclasses are delivered by visiting tutors and professionals, offering further opportunities to learn about the practical elements of musical theatre.

To find out more about our BA Hons Musical Theatre programme please visit the UoL BA Hons Musical Theatre Website

The following events are available for you to book, but we are also keen to offer bespoke events tailored to the interests and needs of you or your students.

Musical Theatre Student Singing

Workshop 1

Title: Acting Through Song

Duration: 1.5 hours

Description:

This practical workshop introduces participants to the fundamental techniques required when acting a song. It provides insight into how acting and character-building skills can be combined with singing technique to help the performer tell a story and communicate a musical theatre song. This workshop enables the participant to experience the work that musical theatre performers undertake at the University of Lincoln.

Workshop 2

Title: Musical Theatre Dance

Duration: 1.5 hours

Description:

This practical workshop allows participants to learn choreography to a musical theatre song. As one of the core elements of musical theatre, emphasis is placed on learning a routine and translating that into performance.

Musical Theatre students dancing on stage
Musical Theatre students singing in a group on stage

Workshop 3

Title: Vocal Workshop and Contextual Discussion

Duration: 2 hours (1hr practical and 1hr discussion)

Description:

This split session first provides a practical vocal workshop, which looks at fundamentals of singing techniques. We will explore breath control, how to warm up the voice correctly, and understanding the voice as an instrument. This is followed by group work learning and performing an ensemble musical theatre song.  

The discussion element follows on from the vocal workshop and encourages a group conversation about the historical and critical context of the song and the show that we have learnt in the practical session. This allows the participants to experience the combination of practical and theory work that is fundamental to the musical theatre course at the University of Lincoln.

If you would like to book a workshop please email Sam Cable at scable@lincoln.ac.uk with the following information:

1. Name of school/ college

2. The programme and title of the activity you wish to book

3. Suggested available dates that you can make to schedule the activity

We look forward to hearing from you!