So you've carefully selected a good range of speeches for your drama school auditions – and checked the audition requirements of each of the schools that you're applying to. What's the best way to prepare […]
Applying to drama school is a fraught business. To start with, it's hugely competitive with more than 30,000 students every year trying to win a place – almost as tough as trying to get into […]
One of the highlights of my year is the annual Lilian Baylis Awards, held at the famous Old Vic Theatre. This year I accompanied second year acting student Carla Kingham, who had been nominated for […]
Knight Hooson graduated from drama school 20 years ago this summer. He takes a look at what his fellow graduates are now up to. The first day of drama school. Our first class was ballet. […]
According to Noël Coward, Mrs Worthington's daughter; “…hasn't got a chance, in addition to which The son of a bitch can neither sing nor dance,” Words By Josh Boyd-Rochford Living the dream is something that […]
Knight Hooson looks at the origins and history of Spring Awakening and how it made the journey into London's West End. Broadway may never be the same!' says the New York Times. Prologue – Germany […]
Sam Heughan trained at the Royal Scottish Academy and has since carved a smart career. He was nominated for a Laurence Olivier Theatre Award before he had even graduated. Phil Matthews talks to one bright […]
Touring is an important part of an actor's existence Daniella Gibb describes the pleasures and pitfalls in the life of a travelling player. Our breakfast had been interrupted by a furry rodent. “A rat!” I […]
At just ten years old, Sarah Clark was diagnosed with Meningitis leaving her profoundly deaf and her dreams of becoming an actress seemly shattered. Now aged 21, she is determined not to let her disability […]
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