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General information and advice on the application process for undergraduate courses at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
On the Drama, Applied Theatre and Education (DATE) course, you can: Perform in, direct and devise theatre, explore performance that takes place outside traditional theatre environments. Make theatre to change lives and inspire change in communities. Build industry contacts worldwide through placements and outreach projects. Develop skills in areas such as facilitating, devising, directing ...
Studying at Central gives you access to a wide range of high calibre, industry standard facilities, which are available to students of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees and short courses.
We are pleased to introduce graduating students and recent graduates on our Acting and Theatre Practice, and Research degree programmes. For more information about all Central courses, please visit the pages for Undergraduate courses and Postgraduate courses. Search for profiles by course or graduation year using the filters, or use the quick ...
And through it all, Central remains a safe and supportive environment where students are encouraged to experiment with practices at the forefront of theatre and performance, and to interrogate the great traditions that are part of the School’s long history. The immediate future poses challenges but, at Central, you can be part of the solution.
As a student on the MA or MFA Advanced Theatre Practice at Central, you can expect to engage in a collaborative laboratory for practical experimentation, create new work for an extensive range of public encounters and play a leading role in tomorrow’s performance and theatre making worlds.
Enrolling your child in speech and drama classes can be one of the best decisions you make as a parent.
