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Rose Bruford College is a leading London higher education institution, providing undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in performing arts and production.
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Rose Bruford College (formerly Rose Bruford College of Theatre & Performance) is a Higher Education Institution in the Greater London borough of Bexley. Bruford has degree programmes in acting, actor musicianship, directing, theatre arts and various disciplines of stagecraft .
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7 de jun. de 2018 · 7 June 2018. Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance has been ranked as the top drama school in the world and one of only two creative arts specialist higher education institutions in the top 25 globally ranked universities for student mobility.
- A Harsh Reality For Students
- Lack of Communication
- Rose Bruford Steps Up to The Plate
- Student Fees Disappearing
- Freelancers and Staff Left in The Lurch
- Staff Not in A Better Situation
- A Troubled Organisation
- A Failure of Government and Governance
- The Future of The Arts in The UK
The 4 April was the first official day of the half-term break for students. Assured there would be no one in the building at the time, ALRA closed its doors and released the statement. In the statement, ALRA claims that the closure was due to losses made in the 2020/21 academic year and a lack of new income streams for the 2021/22 year. The univers...
One of the biggest mysteries at the core of ALRA’s sudden disintegration is the way that students and staff were kept in the dark about the situation. Around a month before the closure, Richmond-Scott and two other teachers directly approached the drama school’s senior leadership team about fears that the finances of the school were shaky. “We aske...
An hour after the announcement, another drama school, Rose Bruford, announced that they would be offering a place to every student who had been enrolled at ALRA. ALRA students had until 20 April to inform Rose Bruford that they would like a place to continue their course. Rose Bruford had been contacted by the Office for Students (OfS), which had w...
Quickly after the announcement, discussion on Twitter turned to student fees. With nearly £14,000 a year in tuition fees, students were anxious to know what would happen to the remaining money they had given to ALRA. This was heightened by the fact ALRA pushed and reminded students of potentially dire consequences were they not to deliver the next ...
“I then asked if I should be employing freelancers for the next summer term,” Richmond-Scott says, continuing the discussion of his meeting with the SLT last month. Freelancers are key to a drama school’s work. Hired to build stages, write scripts and teach additional courses, a drama school’s freelance network will often be made up of the staff’s ...
In the list of priority creditors, typically, staff would be included. But the teachers and non-teaching staff of ALRA aren’t so lucky. “British employment law and British business law is so poor that it doesn’t offer protection for ordinary people,” Amanda Sackur, Regional Support Official at University and College Union (UCU) says. “If you look a...
Was this an inevitability for an institution beleaguered by mismanagement for years? In ALRA’s most recently publicly released auditof its full accounts until 31 August 2020, a five-year plan up to August 2025 gave trustees confidence that ALRA “remains a going concern for the foreseeable future not limited to 12 months from the date of signing the...
Many of the people interviewed for this article questioned the morals of setting up an academic institution so that the fees could be absorbed and the board could disappear so suddenly. “The people who were directors will walk away with their ability to start another venture intact,” Sucker says. “There is a serious problem with privatised educatio...
“There's a question about this current government's hostility to the art sector as well,” Sackur says. She notes the small funds given to some theatres and museums through the pandemic. How that money was enough to keep the closed theatres fiscally solvent, but there was no money for the people who would typically work for those institutions. Simil...
4 de abr. de 2022 · Rose Bruford College, based in Kent, has offered all ALRA students a place to continue their studies. Students are able to transfer to other colleges and will be supported by St Mary's...
1 de may. de 2008 · Rose Bruford College is a drama school based in attractive grounds near Sidcup, Kent, on the outskirts of south-east London. Founded in 1950, the college pioneered the first acting degree...
