Shakespeare’s Globe and The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama are co-hosting a two-day symposium exploring one of the most crucial questions in theatre today: 21st Century Acting: Race and Inclusive Practice – What Next?
This conference seeks to stimulate an exchange between UK theatre makers and theatre artists from overseas, who engage with multilingual performance practices in the field of theatre dramaturgy, playwriting and performance-making. Our objective is to begin to chart the ‘state of the art’ of both advanced creative practice and academic discourses on multilingual theatre, and to map out core issues and problems for future research.
Cental's Short Course department are holding a Voice Workshop to give you a taste of what happens on our voice short courses.
Cental's Short Course department are holding an Acting Workshop to give you a taste of what happens on our acting short courses.
Central will be opening the doors of The Embassy Theatre for it's Contemporary Performance Practice courses.
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Central will be opening the doors of The Embassy Theatre for it's BA (Hons) Theatre Practice courses.
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As part of its annual 25-year reunion series, Central is delighted to invite the class of 1994 to revisit the school.
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An opportunity to talk to staff and students of Central's postgraduate courses. Find out about the course content, industry placements, graduate destinations, the application process and more.
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The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama Graduation Ceremony will take place at the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, London.
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The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama Graduation Ceremony will take place at the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, London.
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