School of Creative Arts - Leeds City College
Biography
The School of Creative Arts allows students to unlock industry-standard skills and the experience needed to succeed in various creative disciplines. Students can put their theory into practice in an array of industry-standard facilities and can leverage sector links to gain insight and exciting opportunities. At the heart of the school's Quarry Hill Campus is the Chroma-Q Theatre managed by LCC_Backstage staff and students. This vocational course is sponsored by AC Entertainment and offers L2 and L3 training programmes in theatre design and technical production.
Previous productions
Previous productions
| Show name | Type | Venue/Company | Role | Creative Team | Opened |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Theatre Opening | Non-professional |
Chroma Q Theatre LCC_Backstage |
Lighting Designer | Mar 2020 |
| Contact method | Details |
|---|---|
| Email address | contact@leedscitycollege.ac.uk |
| Work phone | 0113 386 1997 |
Theatre:
- Regional (Studio)
- Small Scale Touring
- Fringe / Pub Theatre
- Education Establishment
Musical:
- Education Establishment
Opera:
- Education Establishment
Dance:
- Medium Scale
- Small Scale
- Education Establishment
Concert:
- Education Establishment
Corporate:
- Conferences
- Fashion Shows
Non-professional:
- Dance
- Musicals
- Opera
- Plays
- Projection / Video Design
Education:
- Lectures
- Workshops
- Training
News
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Portfolio
Press quotes
Theatre Opening
The opening ceremony, with an invited guest list able to tour the building and watch student performances in the Chroma-Q Theatre, was a cross-section of suppliers, supporters and industry investors who are all committed to forging relationships with the Leeds City College to boost regional
business opportunities and the local economy. AC Entertainment's Jonathan Walters and project manager Ben Taylor were in attendance. “We were delighted to partner with Leeds City College to help them to foster tomorrow’s backstage talent,” comments Walters. “The production industry is driven by creativity and innovation. However, an essential ingredient of this is the people working backstage who possess the technical knowledge
and experience needed to deliver it. By ensuring that students are given access to the latest industry-standard equipment, it’s a winning outcome for everyone, which will help to meet the needs of employers in our... continue reading
Kate Lyon, LSI. Similar articles in various other publications. 01/06/2020
