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Guildhall School presents an exciting line up of drama performances this spring, broadcast online for free.

Read our latest update on our anti-racism work.

Following recent global events that nobody could have predicted, the arts community and the aspiring young artists at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama are facing more challenges than ever before.

“For me, the most rewarding and challenging part of the training, was the teaching observations. Looking at your practice honestly and acutely through video recordings, analysing, and finding solutions to issues or more expansive ways to think about issues, was mind-blowing at times.”

'Music for Relaxation, Bonding and Healing’, a pilot project, funded by UCLH Charity and the Friends of UCLH, has seen postgraduate students from Guildhall School composing, arranging and recording music to support mother-baby bonding.

When you’re a BA Acting student at Guildhall, you’ll get to study movement, alongside voice, acting, and acting research. In this interview we discover what movement training is all about.

Due to the recently updated government guidance and the country’s move into lockdown, Guildhall School’s teaching has moved online, and some changes have been made to its planned Spring Season of events.

Read Kyriaki Bouska's biography.

Guildhall School is deeply saddened to hear of the sudden death of Professor of Academic Studies, Adrian Thorne, over the Christmas period.

Composer in Residence and Professor of Composition awarded CBE for services to music.