We're pleased to share the work of the Academy with wider audiences. Find out more about our public productions and the RADA Festival.
What's on
The RADA Festival returns from 27 June - 7 July for ten days of inspiring and unexpected theatre that draws on a variety of artistic disciplines. RADA alumni join with practitioners across the industry to showcase new work alongside a series of talks and discussions.
RADA graduate Glenda Jackson has won the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for her performance in Three Tall Women on Broadway. It is her first Tony Award after four previous nominations.
Our Principal Partnership with Warner Bros. was sparked by a shared commitment to support emerging talent. We aim to make it possible for talented people to reach their potential, regardless of their background or financial means.
Student, graduate & faculty profiles
We need to raise £2 million every year to sustain and ensure access to our training. A gift of any size makes a tangible difference to our students.
We are dedicated to world-leading training in the dramatic arts. Founded in 1904, we offer vocational training for actors, stage managers, designers and technical stage craft specialists.
Our community is diverse, united by a shared passion for theatre-making, the power of stories and how they are told.
