The show is set to go on at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, one of the nation’s busiest arts venues and a world leader in performing arts education. From today (Monday, March 23), Scotland’s national conservatoire is kick-starting RCSatHome, a new online community to connect its students, staff and audiences during the time when the
A message from Principal Sharkey to the RCS family, recorded today 16 March 2020. “We are artists and our art will be a solace and a guide and a comfort.”
UPDATE FOR ALL STAFF, STUDENTS AND AUDIENCES The continued well-being of our student, staff and audience community is our top priority. Given the continued spread of the COVID-19 outbreak and in line with our colleagues across the Scottish Higher Education sector, the Senior Management Team has agreed here at RCS we will: Suspend all face-to-face
From Principal Jeffrey Sharkey The continued well-being of our student, staff and audience community is our top priority. Given the continued spread of the Covid-19 outbreak and in line with our colleagues across the Scottish Higher Education sector, the Senior Management Team has agreed that from tomorrow (Monday, March 16) here at RCS we will:
With the safety and well-being of both our applicants and those within the RCS community being our priority we have decided to suspend all in-person audition activity with immediate effect. We apologise and understand this may be an inconvenience if you have planned to travel for an audition with us, but we hope you understand
Teresa Riveiro Böhm, a Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Leverhulme Conducting Fellow in partnership with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra (BBC SSO), will step in next week to conduct the BBC SSO’s performances of Brahms’s German Requiem in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Riveiro Böhm replaces Ilan Volkov who is well, but has had to withdraw as a
She’s the Oscar-nominated Glasgow screenwriter with Hollywood at her feet. Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) graduate Krysty Wilson-Cairns is one of the most-talked about new voices in film … and her star is rapidly on the rise. She’s behind box office smash 1917, the stunning World War One war epic, which she co-wrote with director
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is one of the world’s top 10 destinations to study the performing and production arts, according to a leading international ranking published today (Wednesday, March 4).
From clinching major film awards to winning a top opera prize, it was weekend of wins for Royal Conservatoire of Scotland students and graduates.
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) and the Scottish Drama Training Network (SDTN) will forge a new partnership to deliver a strong programme of engagement and opportunities for young people across the country to engage with performing arts training.
