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Love, Loss and Magic in the Welsh Landscape. A new version of a classic tale.

Acting grad Liam Prince-Donnelly was the first recipient of the Jackie Skarvellis Scholarship, a fund established through a legacy gift from Jackie – a graduate of the College herself and a dedicated champion to the arts, playwright, actor and singer. Here, Liam shares his personal story and how the scholarship supported him from his training to performing at the National Theatre.

From never having travelled abroad to working on projects in Orlando and Geneva. Discover how the Foundation course in Scenic Construction helped Hannah build her confidence, hone her skills, and turn her love for carpentry into a successful international career in Wales’ booming creative industry.

Featuring a selection of Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama's American and Canadian Acting and Musical Theatre performers who graduated in 2022, 2023 and 2024. Wednesday, October 2 1pm and 7pm 60 minute performance Drinks reception before and after each performance Theatre Row Theatre Two 410 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036

Imagine a festival so rich in culture and tradition that it transforms a different part of Wales each year into a vibrant hub of music, art, and storytelling. Welcome to the National Eisteddfod, Europe’s largest celebration of all things Welsh.

Join Head of Postgraduate studies, Zoe Smith, as she discusses the Postgraduate Music study options at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, and answers any burning questions you may have about the course or studying at RWCMD.

Missed the in-person Open Day? Don’t worry - join us online for a behind-the-scenes look at life at the College, with talks from staff, students, our SU President, and a live Q&A!

A spellbinding collaboration between two musical powerhouses.

Scottish fiddler Aidan O’Rourke (one third of award-winning folk band LAU) joins guitarist Sean Shibe in an evening mixing classical and folk, formal and rustic.

Vice President, Equality and Diversity