Tel: 01752 305300
Providing education and training to Plymouth, Devon, Cornwall and the wider community
Topic “Music”
Music
College Celebrates Students’ Success
Staff and students at City College Plymouth are celebrating today after the City’s league tables showed that the College was ranked fourth* out of the fifteen non-selective schools and colleges in the City. The College’s average points score per exam entry is 208.7.
Thriller World Record at Plymouth Drake Circus
Course:
Michael Jackson Thriller World Record Attempt
College sets-up exam results helpline
Exam results time is never easy, which is why City College Plymouth has set-up a helpline for people who didn’t receive the grades they wanted or are still unsure of what they want to do.
Impartial advice and guidance will be available from the College’s Student Services team on 01752 305803 from 8.30am to 5.00pm on weekdays.
Eddie Beech, Careers Co-ordinator at City College Plymouth commented: “The main message for anyone who didn’t receive the results they were hoping for is not to panic as help is at hand.
Students Stage SINg City
First year performing arts students at City College Plymouth are set to stage SINg City.
The production is set in 7Sins night club where the good citizens of SINg City gather under the watchful gaze of lust, wrath, gluttony, pride, envy, greed and sloth who wait to tempt the unsuspecting into their web of deceit, indulgence and wickedness.
SINg City features songs from familiar and not so familiar musical theatre repertoire, and is an evening of heart breaking ballads, toe-tapping comedy numbers and sinful delight!
Students set to stage Bouncers’ by John Godber
Performing arts students at City College Plymouth are set to stage John Godber’s 80’s classic, Bouncers’
Bouncers', John Godber's most popular play, is set in and around a northern nightclub called Mr Cinders, with the action focusing on the exploits of the four doormen and their customers. The play creates a vivid picture of the relentless hedonism of northern night life with its raw energy, flashing disco lights, and raucous lads and lasses out on the town.
Music Students Take to the Stage
Students at City College Plymouth are set to take their music to the stage with performances at Plymouth’s Hippo Club on Thursday 17 June from 7.00pm.
The first and second year students are studying towards a BTEC National Diploma in Music or a National Award in Music Composition.
The student performances will include
Students Perform Sarah Kane’s Thought Provoking Play, 4.48 Psychosis
Performing Arts students at City College Plymouth have been treading the boards with Sarah Kane’s play, 4.48 Psychosis.
4.48 Psychosis was Sarah Kane’s last play and some critics have suggested that it was Sarah Kane’s suicide note.
The play features just one act, with no fixed characters, no clear locations and only the ghost of a plot. It focuses on living with depression and failing to live with depression, about living with faith and failing to live without fail, about love and the absence of love.
Thomas Chope
Course:
Thomas Chope
I was really impressed by the knowledge the lecturers had of the performing arts industry. Knowing that I was being taught by people who had experience in the industry made me listen to them, trust what they were telling me, and know that the advice they were giving was valuable. The course helped me figure
out what I wanted to do in the future.
right content
