This program is a unique ‘immersion’ experience where you will learn about Medieval Literature in the performing arts as well as explore drama or music from the Medieval period in England. An intensive but fun program, you will explore a range of dramatic works from the Medieval period in England, reading works from both religious and secular traditions, including liturgical drama, morality plays, cycle dramas and interludes. In past summers, under the direction of experienced directors, the students have performed excerpts from the Digby Mary Magdalene play, the N-Town Mary play, and two Robin Hood plays.
The program also features a practical performance component and you will participate in a unique learning context that combines theoretical study with practical application in a deeply immersive experiential environment. For students interested in drama, you will actively explore historical performance styles and conventions, with the focus of this course being the rehearsal of one or more plays to be presented in period acting style and costume as part of England’s Medieval Festival at the culmination of the course. For students interested in music, you will have the opportunity to learn how to play period instruments and receive masterclasses from experienced musicians and also have an opportunity to perform at the Festival. The Medieval Festival at Herstmonceux Castle is Britain's largest and most magnificent celebration of the colourful Middle Ages. |
| Test Scores: | - Canadian Academic English Language Assessment or Test of English as a Foreign Language (Internet Based) or International English Language Testing System (academic or immigration)
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| Application Notes : | To view all English Language Proficiency tests, visit: https://www.queensu.ca/admission/about-applying/english-language-requirements |
| Additional Admission Requirements: | Queen's students are required to have a minimum 1.6 CUM GPA, be in good academic standing, and have Level 2 standing or above. Non-Queen's students should check their eligibility to study abroad and obtain a Letter of Permission at their home institution. This is usually coordinated by the office that handles study abroad, or the Registrar's Office. |
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