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BA Design for Performance

Congratulations to our 2023 RWCMD Associates. Each year the College awards recent music and drama graduates as Associates of the College, celebrating significant contributions to the arts and society early in their chosen career.

Congratulations to award-winning actor and grad Callum Scott Howells, who has just been awarded an RWCMD Associateship. He came back to College to receive his award and share his experiences on stage and screen with acting and musical theatre students.

The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama is launching the Woolcott student residencies, an innovative training programme designed to support RWCMD students working within the community, and to give local people a sense of ownership of the arts.

Our drama courses focus on training actors who are robust, ethically-minded artists, with strong individual voices.

Making inclusive work is one of the key purposes of the artistic training at the Royal Welsh College.

String Education Consultant

RWCMD’s brand new two-year Foundation Degree in Scenic Arts teaches you the skills to create sets, backdrops and props, opening up an exciting professional world of work in theatre, television, film and design.

Dr Bev takes us on a journey to celebrate 30 years of performing across theUK and Europe. Joining her will be singer, songwriter and Welsh National Treasure BronwenLewis. Actress, presenter and writer Chizzy Akudolu. Fellow drag queen AmberDextrous and Cardiffs very own Kinetic Theatre Choir.

As the College launches in to its 75th anniversary year, the spring season is packed with gems, from Welsh legends, Dame Siân Phillips and Gruff Rhys to theatre and opera classics including Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi.