Applications! Post mortem post
This Christmas, I scrutinized the'm having my brain and exploring all the details of each college I want to go. It's a bit stressful, read the syllabus for each subject and all that ... But hey, if anyone is interested, I will make a brief report of my studies here so far (well summarized! Carry with it a long time)
University of Leeds: In the latest study described the career of English literature as 'excellent', it was not a theater, but Leeds have a lot of artistic tradition. They also have modern dance as a career, so that subjects could do choreography. I'm also preparing for the hearing of the Northern School of Contemporary Dance, to make a basic course. The drawback is that while it all sounds very interesting, drama is not taught in a very practical way, is rather theoretical. Other than that, sounds great, with subjects such as' Modern Chinese Theater "or" fallen woman in eighteenth-century literature. " Above is far north, as far as possible in the Canaries! Woohooo.
University of Kent: The career of English and American literature and theater was rated as excellent in all respects. Furthermore, the performing arts center is quite famous. The race sounds very good, with subjects such as' Images of Hell in Virgil and Dante 'or' Evolution of Tragedy. " Very interesting photo subjects in college art history. The problem here is that Kent is a bit away from everything, yet close to London, but as regards arts is a very small and very college. People tell me it's a somewhat boring city. Moreover, although the Royal Ballet and Royal Academy of Dance courses there are no renowned school of dance ... In addition the university is very good, very interesting race and is very accessible. Also according to the environment I have understood is fairly quiet and very nice people.
Univeristy of Exeter, has a lot of fame for theater. Very handy, and take you on tour in the past year. Have left many actors and playwrights from here. They have a very difficult test. The city is beautiful, too quiet.
Middlesex University: This university is relatively new and not very scholarly tradition. Here I want to study theater and communication science, English or a derivative thereof that is primarily written communication / journalism. Is very famous for the theater and also offers dance career. This very, very close to London, which can be a drawback depending on how you look, but it is easy to reach from here, as Exeter and contrary to Kent and Leeds. You might be so close to London do a lot more expensive than the others, not a place particularly beautiful and has a good place in the ranking, but it is very innovative and very artistic.
University of Birmingham: I had not considered this but ultimately attracts me, and changed my order. This would study Theatre and Art History and Theatre Arts. The theater is very good here, the city of Shakespeare, where the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Birmingham Ballet. It has very good place in the ranking. Theater is a very practical subjects such as drama, lighting, mime, physical theater and theoretical subjects .... very good. Art History is also very famous here, not so much literature, but something. The city was quite ugly after the Second World War, but is very cheap, and there is a large Asian community. Many opportunities to go to the theater and make it a great center of Shakespearean studies, 90 minutes from London and easily reached from Las Palmas. Oh, and a wide range of graduate studies.
Well, there it is ... They are. It only remains for me fill in the recommendation and notes ... and boasts est alea. My ranking of preference is:
1. Leeds
2. Birmingham
3. Kent
4. Exeter
5. Middlesex. Finally ....
much work.
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