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AUB Productions
AUB Productions
Providing quality entertainment, reflecting the highest levels of industry practice.
For exciting drama and high-level entertainment, our diverse Spring 2024 programme offers something for everyone. Professionally supported, top-quality productions showing off AUB’s wealth of emerging young talent in theatre performance and design.
Building on decades of developing expertise in performance and design, we're thrilled to host our first season at the University’s Palace Court Theatre in Bournemouth town centre.
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In AUB Productions, students collaborate with industry professionals and students from courses within the Bournemouth Film School, including: BA (Hons) Acting, BA (Hons) Costume, BA (Hons) Performance Design and Film Costume, BA (Hons) Make-Up for Media and Performance, BA (Hons) Creative Writing and BA (Hons) Dance. This is vocational learning in performance and design at the highest level.
This provides students with key insights into the industry, and opportunities to develop professional skills in multiple roles on and off stage. These span all areas, including costume, set, acting, make-up, technical, props, prosthetics, hair, make-up, script, front-of-house, stage management and publicity.
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Coming up in 2024/25
A sneak peek at next year's autumn and spring seasons.
Studio Theatre, AUB Campus
November 2024
I, Joan by Charlie Josephine, directed by Elinor Lower
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, directed by Fiona Ross
December 2024
Emilia by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm, directed by Mumba Dodwell
Palace Court Theatre, Bournemouth
March 2025
The Visit by Friedrich Dürrenmatt, directed by David O’Shea
May 2025
This Happy Breed by Noël Coward, directed by Sean Aita
June 2025
AlterNative Narratives by Pete Machale, directed by Steph Kempson