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The Road to Central @CSSDLondon // Campus Life. Here’s a taste of the journey into School to give you an idea of the leafy district of Belsize Park in London where we’re based! Central’s Embassy campus is set in Hampstead, a quiet, leafy corner of London – yet only 10 minutes by tube from the bright lights of central London’s West End ...
The tour is best used with a VR headset such as Google Cardboard - turn on VR mode using the goggles icon on the control panel in the bottom right-hand side. If you’ve loaded the tour in VR mode, hover your cursor over the arrows to progress to the next space. Explore our performance, production, study and social spaces - on desktop, mobile ...
We work across and between art forms – from theatre and dance to film, live art, and performance – to develop new thinking with the latest technologies and techniques, realised in dialogue with artists, academics, participants and audiences. Our research attends to performance’s manifold genealogies. Produced by a diverse team of ...
MA Writing for Stage and Broadcast Media (part-time) £5,775. £11,025. MFA Writing for Stage and Broadcast Media. £11,550. £22,050. Students continuing their studies into Year 2 of an MFA programme or the MA Drama and Movement Therapy course should consult the Tuition Fees for Continuing Students table below for an indicative fee.
About us. 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 ...
Course information. Duration. Two years, full-time. Course start. October. Award. Master of Arts in Drama and Movement Therapy (180 credits) The MA Drama and Movement Therapy course at Central offers a particular pedagogic approach to learning the craft of drama therapy.
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama was founded by Elsie Fogerty in 1906 (as The Central School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art) to offer a new form of training in speech and drama for young actors and other students. We became a constituent of the University of London in 2005 and are members of both the Federation of Drama Schools ...
