Hello, I'm
Rachel, your campus tour guide, and this is the Spaces of FACE.
Today we're taking a look at the drama department and the Gulbenkian Center.
In the foyer, you can see posters for shows dating back
as far as the early seventies and also from 2018
when I finished my three years studying here.
That's me!
The actual theater itself, except for being a pretty exciting space
generally, it's also one of the few universities in the
UK to have a fully working, professionally licensed theater.
Because of that, you can try your hand at stage management, lighting, sound.
You can even have a go at projection mapping.
The entire inflatable world is your oyster, but if tech’s not your thing,
you can head on over to the costume department and there you can
sew, design, embellish,
pretend to know what you're doing.
Catwalk modeling is not enforced here, but it is encouraged.
Once you're done voguing, you can recharge in the green room or our dressing rooms.
There's our lovely camera lady, Becky, and that's the pure joy of me realizing
that lights work.
Thomas Edison, eat your heart out.
I had just the best three years making work and studying in this building,
and I'd recommend it to anyone.
So will we be seeing you join us here in September?
That's about it for now.
But there's so many more
spaces around campus, not just for drama, but for other subjects, too.
So let us know what you'd like to see and we shall see you next time.