Damien is in A Clockwork Orange directed by Alexandra Spencer-Jones at The Park Theatre from 14 February. Damien was in the original production which was highly acclaimed and toured internationally
Rhoda can be seen in BBC’s Silent Witness. In January she appears in the episodes entitled ‘Remembrance’.
Tim is in the company for David Leveaux’s production of Tom Stoppard’s play. Also in the cast are Daniel Radcliffe and Joshua McGuire.
Guerrilla, a new six-part drama set to air on Sky Atlantic from 13 April 2017 features an all-star international cast, including a lead couple played by Babou Ceesay and Freida Pinto.
Tanya plays Dawn French and Iain Glen’s daughter in a major new series on Sky1. The culinary drama also stars Emilia Fox and Sheila Hancock.
Abram plays Dr Clifford Gibbs, one of the leading characters in the first episode of the Inspector Morse prequel.
Samantha stars in the first major revival of Clare McIntyre’s Low Level Panic from 16 February at The Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond.
Rhiann has just started rehearsals for The Hunting Lodge which opens on 31 January at The Unicorn Theatre. Rhiann graduated from the Three Year Acting
Claire has won ‘Best Actress in a Drama’ at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles. The award is for her role as Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown directed by Stephen Daldry.
Claire Foy has been nominated for her performance as Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown for ‘Best Actress in a Series, Drama’ at The Golden Globe Awards.
Graduates Emily Hughes and Zelina Rebeiro are two of the seven women in Liverpool’s Everyman theatre first repertory company for 25 years. The theatre is hoping to replicate the success of its famous 1970s company, which included future stars like Julie Walters, Bill Nighy and Jonathan Pryce.
Ritu has changed both hair and eye colour to star in three episodes of the cult TV series, Humans. She also recently filmed as one
Samantha Colley and Catherine McCormack have been in Prague filming Genius, a TV series about Albert Einstein. Made by National Geographic, it stars Geoffrey Rush
Paul has just been cast in Iqbal Khan’s production of Antony and Cleopatra. Paul has been in many productions at the National Theatre, including Timon
Making its world premiere at The Royal Hippodrome Theatre in Eastbourne before touring nationwide, The First Hippo on the Moon has been adapted for the stage by Les Petits Theatre Company.
Written by Douglas Livingstone and directed by Jane Morgan, The Road to Oxford is the story of a missing student set against the rowdy May Day celebrations in Oxford.
Lee Rufford has been shortlisted for a prestigious BBC Audio Award for his performance as Smith in Radio 4’s adaptation of Alan Sillitoe’s The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner. The production was aired in August 2016.
Richard will take his 2016 Edinburgh Comedy Award-winning show to the Stand Comedy Club, Glasgow on 11 March next year after a second run at Soho Theatre from 9 January – 4 February. Monkey See Monkey Do is a brave and ground-breaking show:
Charity Wakefield, who can currently be seen on BBC2 in Stephen Poliakoff’s Close to the Enemy as Julia, will step into some different shoes to
Hayley Wareham is touring theatres, hostels, prisons and day centres across England until February 2017 in Cathy. Candid, poignant and intimate, this four star hit new play by award winning playwright Ali Taylor offers a timely reflection on the social and personal impact of spiralling housing costs, gentrification and the challenges of the forced relocation away from London.
George is profiled in the 10th November edition of The Stage. In the interview with Susan Elkin, George talks about why he started the School, his thoughts on the essence of drama training and his belief that a school is only ever as good as its teachers.
Anna will be at the Theatre Royal Haymarket from 12 December 2016 until 18 March 2017 in the Royal Shakespeare Company/Chichester Festival Theatre’s productions of Much Ado About Nothing and Love’s Labours Lost. The productions, directed by Christopher Luscombe, ran in Stratford-upon Avon and Chichester in 2014 to high acclaim.
Sarah stars in Dracula at the King’s Head Theatre until 26 November. The comedy is written by fellow graduate, Daniel Hallissey, and Danny Wainwright. The
Lewis plays the Baron in this new play by Lucy Caldwell commissioned by the Lyric Theatre. Chekhov’s masterpiece, directed by Selina Cartmell, is reset in
We’re looking forward to November – a month of headlining performances by graduates:
Charity Wakefield in Stephen Poliakoff’s CLOSE TO THE ENEMY on BBC2
Babou Ceesay in DAMILOLA, OUR LOVED SON on BBC1
Claire Foy in Stephen Daldry’s THE CROWN on Netflix
Frazer will join the cast of Gary Barlow and Tim Firth’s musical THE GIRLS, based on the play CALENDAR GIRLS in the New Year. Opening
The high-octane action thriller Free Fire directed by Ben Wheatley received its European premiere on Sunday 16 October at the Odeon Leicester Square.
Three graduates have been shortlisted for the prestigious Old Vic talent shortlists.
Catherine plays a leading role in the new Sunday night drama, Tutankhamun. The four-part series is set in Egypt in the 1900s. Catherine was nominated
Yvette stars in Girls, a new play by Theresa Ikoko which won the Alfred Fagon Award and George Devine Award. The play is about the
