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Bristol Old Vic Theatre School is one of the most successful and well-respected conservatoire drama schools in the UK. We attract the very best talent in students and staff, and our courses are recognised nationally and internationally as a benchmark of quality in professional acting, technical, production and management training.
Bristol Old Vic Theatre School is committed to achieving greater equality, diversity and inclusion in all aspects of School life. Everyone should feel valued, respected and safe whilst training or working at the Theatre School; one of the five key values that underpins our culture is that all students and staff should feel they belong within our community.
23-25 May – Click here for full details. Directed by Anna Whealing, Designed by Holly Coulson. The River by Jez Butterworth. 23-25 May – Click here for full details. Directed by Jon-Luke Goodman, Designed by Ally Williams. Scenes With Girls by Miriam Battye. 6-8 June – Click here for full details.
Acting Audition Process. We operate a two-stage process for admission. The first is a preliminary audition, which is normally held over Zoom (or other online platform), with a panel of two auditioners. If you are successful at the first stage, you will be required to attend a recall workshop, which is normally held in-person at the Theatre School.
The intensive, 3-day Introduction to Prop Making course has been designed as a practical exploration of different techniques to create larger-than-life props. The workshop will cover essential skills like carpentry, laser cutting, sculpting, casting and mould-making. Learning will take place in a supportive, hands-on environment where you learn ...
Only an hour and a half train journey from London and Birmingham, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School is located in Bristol, the gateway to the South West of England. The city is well placed for easy access to some of the most beautiful countryside in England, with Somerset, Dorset, Cornwall and Devon only a short distance away and enjoying good ...
13. Juni 2020 · If you choose to decline your place or withdraw, you are welcome to re-apply in the next admissions cycle, but you would be in competition with all new applicants and you would be at no automatic advantage having previously held an offer. If you withdraw once the course has started, you may still be liable to pay a portion of your tuition fees.
