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• 1MP101 Music Production Portfolio
  
• 1MP102 Digital Music Portfolio
  
• 1MP103 Independent Music Production Portfolio
  
• 1MP104 Music Production Enterprise Portfolio

This module will provide you with the opportunity to critically explore, test and model approaches to applied and community arts practice. You will engage in the claims made for the ‘efficacy’ of applied theatre practices seeking to understand their underlying assumptions. The focus will be on the exploration of how the concepts and rationales at play in applied and community practice manifest themselves in the ethics, impacts and aesthetics of applied practice. This module will provide you with the opportunity to engage with conceptual and theoretical issues relating to applied theatre at an advanced level.

This module will provide you with opportunities to encounter and question a range of models and methodologies in applied and community practice. It will deepen and broaden your understanding of the interrelationship between arts practice, ethics, impact and aesthetics. An additional focus of the module will be the importance of research and evaluation findings in applied theatre being disseminated in appropriate fashions to appropriate audiences.

Theoretical explorations will inform and be informed by the students’ on-going applied theatre practice. 

This module aims to:

• Explore key concepts and methodologies in applied practice through the investigation of case studies and theoretical concepts
• Explore the ideological assumptions that are embedded in methodological strategies of art making, doing and thinking.
• Enable students to critically consider such issues as facilitation, empowerment, accessibility, otherness, and participation as they relate to applied theatre practice.