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Bad Wolf, one of the UK’s biggest film and television companies, this week announced scholarship support of three students training at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama.

Catching up after a busy summer, we spoke to four members of the Flying Bedroom Theatre Company about touring, trust, collaboration and the future.

Cardiff’s much-loved Old Library building will be transformed into a beating heart of creativity over the next few years, inspired by Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama.

Earlier this month, at an RWCMD Symphony Orchestra celebrating her work, we were delighted to welcome Errollyn Wallen as the College’s artist in residence.

The MA Arts Management course is unique because of its vocational focus. Students leave the College as resilient, work-ready graduates that can achieve success in a fast paced and ever-changing industry.

At RWCMD we cherish the value of music-making for our wellbeing and cultural health.

As we bid a very fond hwyl fawr, farewell, to the legendary Dave Bond, we also say croeso cynnes, a very warm welcome, to our new Director of Performance (Drama), award-winning theatre director Jonathan Munby, and to Chinonyerem Odimba who will be our first-ever Writer-in-Residence from September.

The Royal Welsh College’s Richard Burton Company presents DREAM, a promenade journey into the dark twisted world of Shakespeare’s comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

They’re all over our screens and audiences can’t get enough of them! Acting grads Callum Scott Howells and Anjana Vasan are both up for BAFTA’s.

Woodwind students have been working with a host of inspiring musicians from across Europe as part of their new Clarinet Club, as clarinet student Hannah Findlater tells us: