Macbeth education resource

Our brand-new educational resource for teachers features exclusive interviews with key members of the cast and creative team from our recent production of William Shakespeare's ‘Macbeth’.

An exclusive recording of the play means that you can experience this captivating Royal Welsh College performance online for the first time. The talented students involved in this production share their insights and perspectives on the creative process, their character development and performances in an extended interview.

The interview questions, carefully crafted in accordance with WJEC’s GCSE Drama specification, ensure a relevant and enriching experience for both learners and teachers.

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Our pre College offer

Our brand-new educational resource for teachers features exclusive interviews with key members of the cast and creative team from our recent production of William Shakespeare's ‘Julius Caesar’.

Secondary schools and colleges

We offer an exciting range of tours, talks, workshops, creative projects and exhibitions for secondary schools and colleges – all aimed at getting students inspired by art and music.

Learn more about school bookings

We’re here to make it as easy as possible for you to bring a party of ten or more to RWCMD.

Our pre College offer

Our brand-new educational resource for teachers features exclusive interviews with key members of the cast and creative team from our recent production of William Shakespeare's ‘Julius Caesar’.

Secondary schools and colleges

We offer an exciting range of tours, talks, workshops, creative projects and exhibitions for secondary schools and colleges – all aimed at getting students inspired by art and music.

Learn more about school bookings

We’re here to make it as easy as possible for you to bring a party of ten or more to RWCMD.

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Overview

Working with partners across Wales, Open RWCMD aims to widen access to creative experiences, support the next generation of artists and technicians, and strengthen Wales’s cultural life.

Children and young people

We offer a nurturing, creative space for young people to explore and develop their individual talents and skills needed to fulfil their full potential.

Schools and colleges

Working with over 100 schools, colleges, community organisations and charities each year, we deliver a diverse range of bespoke workshops, performances and curriculum-based projects for children and young people.

Public and community engagement

At the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, our vision is to change lives and bring people together through art and music. 

National Talent Pathway

The National Talent Pathway (NTP) is an emerging approach focused on supporting young people in Wales to explore their potential in music.

Regional partnership centres

We are continually developing our work with the under-18s to ensure we offer the best way for young people across Wales to explore the performing and creative arts, and their associated careers, in an inspiring environment.

Our partners

Partnership working is at the heart of Open RWCMD, building on the strong creative networks already in place across Wales