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Dynamic and diverse with a focus on excellence, this vocational three-year BA (Hons) Musical Theatre course will develop your technical skills through practical classes across singing, dance and acting, one-to-one singing tuition, projects in singing, dance and acting, and final year performances. This programme is validated by City, University ...
BA (Hons) Musical Theatre. Our three year BA (Hons) Musical Theatre course is held in very high regard, fully preparing graduates for the demands of this rigorous profession. ArtsEd's full time performing arts undergraduate degree courses offer industry focused training in Musical Theatre and Acting for stage and screen.
The sisters formed a partnership with Olive Ripman at the beginning of WWII, to create the Cone-Ripman School, which then became the Arts Educational Schools in 1947. In 1969 ArtsEd took on a twenty-one year lease of Golden Lane House (near what is now the Barbican) and moved to the City from its final, of five, Kensington homes.
The ArtsEd Bursary Fund is intended to provide support to students who have decided to take out a student loan but are struggling to fund their full tuition fees. The Fund has grown considerably in recent years and we are continually working to secure additional funding for our students. In 2021/22 over 30 awards ranging from £1,000 to £9,000 ...
Throughout our 100-year history, ArtsEd Alumni have been leaders and innovators across the performing arts world. Today, our graduates continue to build on this legacy, forging exceptional careers that enrich and influence the creative industries in the UK and beyond.
ArtsEd originated from two schools, one founded in 1919 by Grace Cone and one founded in 1922 by Olive Ripman. These two educational pioneers believed passionately in the value of combining a general academic education with specialised training in dance, drama, music and art. They were committed to preparing young people for professional ...
ArtsEd originated from two schools, one founded in 1919 by Grace Cone and one in 1922 by Olive Ripman. These two women were ground-breaking educational pioneers who believed passionately in the value of combining a general academic education with a specialised Read More training in dance, drama, music and art, preparing young men and women for professional careers in or related to the theatre.
