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Thanks for your response. Yes she has already done a 3 year Diploma in Musical Theatre at a London Drama School. She wants to pursue acting though. Their 1 year diploma is changing into a Masters in Professional Acting so it gives an ideal qualification and we would get funding. She would not have ...

So, yesterday dd left full time training. After a lot of training was lost at her first college and her agent showcase was cancelled due to covid she decided to do a postgraduate course. Unfortunately funding/finances means that she only completed the Core part of that course where she performed in...

I suppose they don't usually move students from the 1 year core to their masters as there is an additional year that can be taken after the core (even if the 2 separate years can be stand alone).At the same time I suppose they don't get usually get students like your daughter who have already done ...

I suppose they don't usually move students from the 1 year core to their masters as there is an additional year that can be taken after the core (even if the 2 separate years can be stand alone).At the same time I suppose they don't get usually get students like your daughter who have already done ...

Daughter has been offered East fifteen foundation. She's an actor rather than MT. She's still got 1 or 2 other things to consider but will possibly be taking. That’s great news, congratulations! Thank you. I thought I'd say something re straight acting as a few of the last posts have been about it....

lawn wrote: ↑Thu May 12, 2022 6:12 pm Daughter has been offered East fifteen foundation. She's an actor rather than MT. She's still got 1 or 2 other things to consider but will possibly be taking.

That’s great news, congratulations!

Just seen this. DS was also lucky this year after a no last year (which was fully expected - even more delighted to have the yes this time). It's going to be an expensive summer as he is also doing NYMT, but he's 17 and has a part time job so can contribute. He's trying to decide between applying f...

Thank you, she’s 16. From what I understand they prefer them to be a little older. Your dc did well to get so far and next time will be more experienced and mature, so will stand a better chance.

TheatreTaxi wrote: ↑Wed May 11, 2022 3:23 pm It was a no here sadly but first year of trying so DC wants to go again next year

Sorry to hear that, I hope your DC is not too disappointed x

Good news for Dd, very happy! Hope is good news for you and everyone else waiting to hear!

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Does anyone know of or has any experience of famestreet.com website? Dd mentioned it to me, I had a quick look and I have the impression it’s similar to Mandy. I personally have never heard of it, I’d like to find out if it’s reputable (or not). Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

I am just wondering if anyone has any advice/ experience of the ArtsEd foundation acting course which is mainly held at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre. Many Thanks I would also be curious to hear about the degree straight acting course at ArtsEd - I don’t remember seeing any mention of it on here. I...

Providing you qualify and are offered a dada (which I understand are very difficult to get), do you only have to pay the student contribution fees stated on the income scales, or are there other fees on top of that? That's all you pay for tuition fees. Income brackets here. https://www.gov.uk/gover...

Providing you qualify and are offered a dada (which I understand are very difficult to get), do you only have to pay the student contribution fees stated on the income scales, or are there other fees on top of that?