Programme dates: 28 February – 4 March, 2022

Subject to Public Health Guidelines

TY Corvinus will be held from 28 February – 4 March 2022.

This programme is designed for second level Transition Year students interested in literary, creative, and historical humanities.

Our week-long programme includes a range of workshops and taster lectures/seminars on. 

• Celtic Civilisation
• English
• Greek and Roman Civilisation
• History
• History of Art
• Theatre

Introduction to Adult Acting (18+)

Duration: 6 weeks on Mondays

Start Date: Monday 1st Nov 2021

Location: In person in the Theatre Lab

Time: 19:00pm – 21:00pm

Price:  €110.00 for UCC Staff/Students, recipients of Social Welfare Payments, Over 65’s. €130 for all other applicants.

Scenario Forum is delighted to launch an archive of the Online Research Colloquiuim series. Initially containing the first seven sessions, this archive will grow over time. We hope that it is a useful and engaging resource for the Performative Teaching, Learning, and Research community.

Link to view here - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_tFOILtYTte1BDs9IbHAKouoH2L6EQJr

We are delighted to announce that the registration for the 8th Scenario Forum Symposium “Sore Back, Square Eyes? Going Performative in Digital Teaching and Learning Spaces” is now open! The symposium will take place online on Friday 18th & Saturnday 19th June 2021.

Join second-year and MA students in Theatre & Performative Practices as they share devised work generated during performance modules in 2021. Inspired by the original artwork from Textile students in MTU these pieces push and challenge the theatrical devising process. 

Online event on April 28th at 8 pm via Zoom - link to book tickets 

https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/out-of-touch-tickets-149293568081

Click for Out of Touch Programme 

8th Scenario Forum Online Colloquium - 24 April 2021 - 11:00am 

We are delighted to welcome special guest John O'Toole who has made an outstanding contribution to our field of research. As John is based in Australia, please note that this colloquium will not take place in the usual time slot, but two and a half hours earlier at 11 a.m. Irish time / 8 p.m. Australian time.

John O'Toole

Stand Up for Literature – dramatic approaches in the secondary classroom

A 60minute presentation, followed by discussion.

You can register at: https://forms.gle/Kpn1o1eKnSwrSToZ6

The Department of Theatre is delighted to announce sign up for our Adult Acting evening class starting on Mon 1st Feb 2021 is now open. 

Also UCC Youth Theatre is open to new members joining in Jan 2021. 

The Department of Theatre is delighted to launch registration for our Adult Acting classes and UCC Youth Theatre. Both classes will be launched online with regular review following best practice and public health advice.

For new and continuing students in the Department of Theatre, at all levels:

The Department of Theatre is undertaking a rigorous exercise with external health and safety consultants to identify the kinds of teaching we will be able to deliver next year in each module. Because of the particular needs of Theatre, we are taking some time to work through these issues in order to give you the *best learning experience possible* while *keeping you as safe as possible*.