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Which A-levels do you need for Drama & Theatre? Requirements at 20 UK universities

Of the 36 Drama & Theatre degree courses at 20 UK universities (2027 entry), none lists a single A-level as required; 32 accept any subjects; the most common standard offer is ABB (11 courses). The safest three subjects are Economics, Geography and Politics, which keep 36 of 36 courses open.

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Courses
36
Universities
20
Most common standard offers
ABB (11), AAB (9) and CCC (9)
Admissions tests
None of these courses asks for one
Data
2027 entry · official course pages, verified October 2026

Subject demandacross 36 courses

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  1. Economicsoptional 4
  2. Geographyoptional 4
  3. Politicsoptional 4
  4. Sociologyoptional 4
  5. English Literatureoptional 4
  6. English Languageoptional 4
  7. Historyoptional 4
  8. Philosophyoptional 4
  9. Religious Studiesoptional 4
  10. Classicsoptional 4

The safest three subjects

Ranked by how many courses' subject requirements the three meet. This covers subjects only, not grades.

Course by course36 courses

Also consider: joint degrees with Drama & Theatre as the second subject12 courses

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FAQ
Are any A-levels required for Drama & Theatre?

No. None of the 36 Drama & Theatre courses at 20 UK universities lists a single A-level as required; 32 accept any subjects and the rest ask for subjects from a choose-from list.

What is the typical A-level offer for Drama & Theatre?

The most common standard offers across the 36 Drama & Theatre courses are ABB (11), AAB (9) and CCC (9); check each course page for the exact requirement.

Which three A-levels are safest for Drama & Theatre?

Counting the courses whose subject requirements they meet, the safest three are Economics, Geography and Politics, keeping 36 of 36 courses open; next come Economics, Geography and Sociology (36 of 36).