Theatre and Performance Studies News
TOP STORY: TaPRA 2025 Conference to be hosted at Warwick
We're delighted to announce that the annual Theatre and Performance Research Association (TaPRA) conference will be hosted by Theatre and Performance Studies at Warwick between 27 and 29 August 2025. The conference will mark both the 20th birthday of TaPRA and the 50th anniversary of Theatre and Performance Studies at Warwick. Our conference keynotes, plenary panels, artistic activity, conference dinner and programmed events will speak to the themes of milestones and markers, focussing on celebrations, festivities, spectacle and joy. We'll look forward to welcoming you to Warwick next year!
To keep up to date with the conference plans, please visit our dedicated TaPRA pages here.
National Theatre at Home, plays streamed every Thursday
From April 2, under the banner of National Theatre at Home, every Thursday (7pm) will see a new National Theatre play released – free to watch for one week – along with bonus content including cast and creative Q&As and post-stream talks.
Graduate Outcomes survey
About 15 months after you finish your course you will be invited to respond to the Graduate Outcomes survey.
This national survey collects information on the activities and perspectives of graduates. The anonymous results can be invaluable in helping future students consider potential career options, through resources including www.discoveruni.gov.uk/
To make sure we can get in touch to invite you to complete the survey, please keep your contact details up-to-date by visiting the University’s Student Records Online.
And if you don’t have any plans yet for after graduation, don’t worry. Visit the Careers website for ideas and resources and to talk to an adviser. You can access free careers support for life!
Over The Wall, a national charity: Camp Season 2020 -Volunteers needed
We provide free of charge Therapeutic Recreation Camps to help children with serious health challenges and their families reach beyond the perceived limitations of illness to rediscover a whole new world of possibilities. Through participation in a proven programme of fun-filled recreational and educational activities, our Camps help promote inclusion whilst developing the confidence, self-esteem, coping strategies and peer relationships of all our Campers. All in a physically and medically safe environment.
The Student Personalised Information (SPI) team is looking for a current undergraduate to take up a summer internship in University House
This is an exciting opportunity to improve the experience of future students at Warwick – the successful candidate will work with numerous stakeholders across the University to understand our complex scholarships and bursaries landscape and make recommendations on improving the student and staff experience. Students can apply via myAdvantage until Monday 23 March.