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A new partnership to nurture the next generation of international opera talent is unveiled today (Friday, November 3) by the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and Scottish Opera. The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is introducing a new one-year Artist Diploma in Opera to offer a highly specialised combination of vocal, movement and acting training, with students

Take the world’s top cocktails. Blend with dash of drama. Add a generous splash of funding. And you’ve got all the ingredients for an intoxicating new play. A Cocktailer’s Guide to Surviving a Pandemic was concocted by Meghan de Chastelain during the first few months of the Covid-19 pandemic. And it will be brought to

A champion of emerging musicians and accessibility in the arts will be celebrated alongside students of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in its autumn graduation and fellowship ceremony.

Big Guitar Weekend: The Sound of Scotland  Thursday 2 – Sunday 5 November    From classical virtuosity to contemporary innovation and a celebration of Scottish-based composers … Glasgow’s gearing up for the return of Big Guitar Weekend.   The annual festival of glorious guitar playing from renowned global artists will take place at the Royal Conservatoire

A new musical that began its journey at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland will premiere in Glasgow next week as part of the acclaimed lunchtime theatre experience A Play, A Pie and A Pint. Glasgow-based musical theatre duo Jonathan O’Neill and Isaac Savage – who met while studying on the BA Musical Theatre programme –

The finale of the Scottish International Piano Competition came to a close in Glasgow last night (Sunday 10 September) with New York-based pianist Jonathan Mamora crowned the winner.

Sumptuous symphony and jazz orchestras. Much-loved musical theatre and mesmerising plays. Lunchtime concerts, an opera double bill, fabulous festive fun and the return of Glasgow’s annual guitar festival. Get ready for an unmissable new season of performance at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Global guest artists and RCS’s rising stars take to the stage in

A passion for performing arts and the chance to help shape the strategic vision of a world-leading education institution … the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is recruiting for its Board of Governors. Scotland’s national conservatoire – a world top ten destination for performing arts education – is looking to appoint up to three lay governors

Pianists from across the globe will descend on Glasgow next month in a bid to clinch a prestigious international title, a £15,000 prize, and the chance to perform with one of the nation’s leading orchestras

Global stage and screen actor and RCS graduate Kate Dickie, dance visionary Christopher Hampson CBE and pioneering musician Garth Knox shared life and career advice to the graduating class of 2023 at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland today.