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Where are they now?

Graduates from the Department of Dance, Film and Theatre are currently employed in:

  • education (various levels)
  • community-based projects (e.g., arts centres, arts projects, dance projects)
  • theatre (management, education)
  • industry (public relations and marketing)
  • choreography and performance (e.g., with a Scottish Ballet Company, with various companies in Japan, as a B-Girl with Ice-T)
  • in their own businesses (as professional trainers, choreographers, and therapists)
  • further study (PGCE, PG diplomas, MA, research degrees)
  • management and administration
  • Take Art in Somerset
  • SE Arts
  • Greenwich Dance Agency
  • Royal Opera House Education Department
  • Royal Academy of Dance

 

 

 
 

"I have been offered a full-time, permanent position as Administrator for Dance Challenge, a project run by Culture and Arts, based in Ickenham, near Uxbridge [...] I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you [Jennifer Jackson] for your support and inspiration over the last four years; I am extremely grateful that I was able to be part of the Dance and Culture course here at Surrey. I will be sad to leave but feel incredibly excited about the future."  

                                                                            -- Sarah-Jane Lewis, BA (Hons) Dance and Culture, class of 2010

 

“[After graduating] I had my internship with Pulse magazine. It was a really great experience and they gave me some wonderful opportunities.  The editor seemed pleased with my work and offered me paid part-time work.  We published our Autumn issue at the end of September [2011].  Our website http://www.pulseconnects.com features an interview that I did with Akram Khan and a preview of his latest work, DESH. [H]is words will no doubt inspire.”  Lucinda Al-Zoghbi (class of 2011)

Click here for access to her article on Akram Khan.