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Professional Acting Practice. Dates 19–23 Aug 2024. Time Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm. Length 5 days. Level Advanced. Cost £950. Ages 18+. Group size maximum 14. Location RADA.
Course overview. Investigate Shakespeare from an actor's perspective and explore the cornerstones of RADA's world-leading classical actor training. Launched over 50 years ago, Shakespeare Summer School is our longest-running short course and is suitable for a wide range of abilities and experiences. You will work in a ‘company’ with a ...
This advanced, intensive eight-week course enables you to deepen your understanding of Shakespeare's text through rehearsal and performance. You'll explore essential acting skills, text analysis and scene study under the guidance of RADA's expert tutors, extending the the range of your work, uncovering tensions that block development and working on strategies to remove them.
Box office, theatres & bar. Malet Street London WC1E 7JN +44 (0)20 7908 4800. RADA Studios. 16 Chenies Street London WC1E 7EX About our venues & hiring options
Beginners and people fairly new to performing will be able to try out different subject areas and get a taste of Short Courses at RADA. Professional actors will benefit from a drop-in session to keep their acting muscles warm, and our expert tutors will modify exercises and choose scenes tailored to each individual participant's training needs.
The Part-Time Blended Foundation Course in Acting is delivered over a six-month period, online and in-person at RADA. The programme is rigorous and involves evening and Saturday work, as well as intensive in-person periods. Please ensure you will be able to attend all sessions of this course. Dates for the 2024 course are below; these are an ...
Upcoming dates for Acting for Camera: Monday 23 – Saturday 28 October 2023 Monday 11 ... We are unable to provide accommodation for RADA Short Courses. Please note that in the event of cancellation, RADA can accept no liability for any costs you may already have incurred; ...
