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The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama is a small specialist institution of performing arts within the University of London. Central has a long history of educating and training leading performance practitioners, with extensive connections across the creative industries. Central’s courses are available at both undergraduate and ...
About this course. On the Writing for Performance course, you can: Develop skills for writing for performance practices. Create new performance work and explore innovative forms of writing for solo performance, verbatim theatre and devised theatre. Work with award-winning playwrights, arts practitioners and directors.
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Eton Avenue, London, NW3 3HY, UK Telephone +44 (0)20 7722 8183. Contact Us: ...
Technical Support. The Technical & Production Department (T&P) supports learning through practical advice and training, to help students realise projects and productions across all of Central’s courses. Studying at Central gives you access to a wide range of high calibre, industry standard facilities, which are available to students of ...
Voice Lecturer, Central, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Kingston University. Voice and Singing Tutor, Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Drama. Voice Internship, Royal Shakespeare Company. Voice Tutor, Arts Educational. Head of Voice, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama.
About this course. As a Stage Management and Technical Theatre student, you will learn hands-on skills and techniques that will prepare you for a career in theatre production; whether you are aspiring to become a multi-skilled theatre maker, or build specialist abilities such as rigging, prop sourcing, technical drawing or show-calling.
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama’s main campus is located in Swiss Cottage, within the borough of Camden; a dynamic, artistic area full of theatres, bars, restaurants and art galleries. Central’s Bankside Studios are located a stone’s throw from the River Thames, just around the corner from the legendary Shakespeare’s Globe.
