BA Creative Arts and Humanities Final Year Project Show at the Bloomsbury Theatre
Our BA Creative Arts and Humanities final year students welcome you to the first ever Degree Show of this unique degree. Join them for some live theatre performances at the Bloomsbury Theatre.
BA Creative Arts and Humanities Final Year Project Show at the Bloomsbury Theatre
06 May 2026, 12:00 – 14:00
Ticket information
Tickets are free but you must book a ticket first. Book your ticket at the Bloomsbury Theatre - online, over the phone or in person.
About this event
The BA Creative Arts and Humanities (BACAH) degree launched in 2023 at UCL East.
After three years of making, critiquing, and sweating, the first cohort of BACAH students are sharing their final year projects at their Degree Show.
The Degree Show will take place at UCL East and the Bloomsbury Studio at the Bloomsbury Theatre.
This event at the Bloomsbury Studio will feature the following live theatre performances:
- What Hands Cannot Hold by Kay Lynn Er
- Into the Woods by Aruanna Sapayeva
- Arcadia by Beatrice Gordon Clark
We are proud to share the BACAH’s first final year projects and hope you can join us at the Bloomsbury Theatre!
This performance coincides with the Degree Show at UCL East. Learn more about the BACAH Degree Show at UCL East.
This event is part of the UCL200 programme of events celebrating UCL’s bicentenary.
Image credit: selection of BACAH student project images; design: Work Form
As a future vision of Arts and Humanities education, the BACAH was conceived in 2019 by Tim Beasley-Murray and Gregory Thompson for the UCL Arts and Sciences department. With Matthew Sperling, they wrote a course which entwines creative and critical practice in writing, moving image and performance, foregrounding collaboration among students and reflexive engagement with the world beyond university.
This first cohort of brave souls took a chance on a new degree which offered them intellectual challenge, creative arts, technical ability, social awareness, and the means to make something happen.
They are an experimental, talented, and hugely varied group of students who have contributed enormously to the degree’s development alongside their own education.
Supervisors: Kirstin Smith, Rebecca Birch, Dai George, Temenuga Trifonova, Antoine Bourges, Ben White, Matthew Sperling, Tim Beasley-Murray, and Alexandra Baybutt.
With the help of Matthew Gunton, Natalie Cassius, and Cristy Meadows.
Thank you to UCL Public Art, BA Media, artsUCL, and the UCL School for the Creative and Cultural Industries.
2026 marks UCL’s 200th Anniversary and a year of Bicentennial activity and celebration. Visit the UCL200 website to explore the full programme and learn how you can get involved.
Find out more about UCL200
Discover what's happening for UCL's bicentennial celebrations in 2026.
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Ticketing
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Cost
Free
Open to
All
Availability
Yes
Organiser
Bloomsbury Theatre
UCL Arts and Sciences, School for the Creative and Cultural Industries