MEd in Learning and Teaching in the Arts student Julie Nicholson lives and works in Singapore. In 2017, she decided to apply for a Masters degree at RCS and participate as an online learner. Long before Zoom calls were a regular occurance in our lives, Julie was studying for the MEd from a distance, making

The times outside are frightful. But some things can be delightful. And since there’s no place to go. Log in now, log in now, log in now.   Who knew Bing Crosby was so ahead of the curve? There’s always one thing that gets us into the festive spirit, and that’s the sparkling films, telly,

You’ve submitted your audition recording and want to know what happens next. Read on as we answer some of the most common questions we receive including: how do I know the outcome of my audition? When will I hear from the RCS? How do I make a decision? When will I hear and what does

Where are you? I’m at home in Ayrshire working on our future projects for Term 2 and beyond.  I live with my partner and my two adorable puppies, Winston and Wilbur.  I’ve been so thankful to be able to be in RCS throughout Term 1 working and seeing the students in action.   How are

For some students, getting funding for study is easy.  Most UK students can access the student loan system and even some students from overseas can apply for a loan to study in Scotland.  However, for others, it is not that straight forward.  If you want to come to RCS to study but you know that

From the traditional to the controversial, Shakespeare to pantomime, Glasgow has a rich history of theatre and countless theatrical connections. With Edinburgh and its festivals just a short trip away, an envious collection of theatrical venues and theatre companies within its bounds, and uniquely Glaswegian audiences, this really is a city of and for theatre

Fourth year Contemporary Performance Practice student Maria J. Monteiro has written a letter to people who are thinking about applying to RCS to study this distinctive performance course. This epistle talks through her personal experience of her studies and her reflections as she prepares to graduate in 2021.

Back in March, when the world went into lockdown, our students found themselves in unfamiliar waters. They had packed up their instruments, equipment, costumes and props and headed home to begin producing, rehearsing and creating work from isolation. They swapped the bright lights of the stage for their living room and the audience for their

Technical theatre is the term used to describe the roles undertaken ‘backstage’ in the creation of a stage performance but within this there are a multitude of specialist careers.  Managers, technicians, designers and creative artists with an enormously diverse range of skills and experiences are involved and all of them will have had their own