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Global Guildhall. Guildhall School is recognised as one of the world’s leading institutions in the instruction of music, drama, and production arts. Our staff, students, and alumni represent some of the most globally influential in their respective fields. Read more about our international profile.
Guildhall School of Music first opened its doors on 27 September 1880, housed in a disused warehouse in the City. With 62 part-time students, it was the first municipal music college in Great Britain. The School quickly outgrew its first home, however, and in 1887 it moved to new premises in John Carpenter Street in a complex of educational ...
We will accept these qualifications for entry to undergraduate programmes at Guildhall School with a pass, unless otherwise specified. Please see the programme page for BA Performance Design for details of the subject requirements. If your country or qualification is not listed below, please contact the Admissions team via the Registry email ...
Guildhall School is located in the heart of London, one of the most exciting cities in the world. Training in music, drama and production arts in this culturally-rich and dynamic environment is a unique experience. With West End theatres, the Southbank Centre, Covent Garden’s Royal Opera House all close by, Guildhall has an array of world ...
Open to students between the ages of 13 and 18, the Drama Course provides a platform for talented young people to develop key expressive and communication skills within outstanding facilities, under the tutorage of highly-experienced drama staff. There are three stepped classes. Find out more about these below.
About Guildhall School of Music and Drama. “Guildhall School is a vibrant, international community of young musicians, actors and production artists in the heart of the City of London. The School is a global leader of creative and professional practice which promotes innovation, experiment and research. At Guildhall School, we lead students ...
First round auditions. Applicants are asked to prepare and learn two contrasting monologues. Monologues should be taken from published plays; they may come from different eras but this is not a requirement. Please note: unlike in previous audition years, applicants are no longer required to prepare a speech written by Shakespeare (or a Jacobean ...
